Did you know that you have more control over the data that websites store on you than ever before? Google Chrome is packed with privacy tools—like allowing you to delete all the data a website stores on you, unlike before, where you could only delete individual website cookies. MUO – Feed
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Your Mac’s internet browser saves data in its cache and uses cookies to improve your browsing experience. The cache stores information about websites, so you don’t have to re-download content when you visit them again. Cookies tell a webpage who you are and where you browse, so it can give you information you might want […]
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Facebook has launched a new tool which puts you more in control of your data. Called the Off-Facebook Activity tool, this shows you which websites and apps are sharing your data with Facebook. It also lets you clear your history and sever these connections. Unlock the free “Facebook Security Checklist” now! This will sign you […]
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Your phone has finite storage that can fill up quickly. The apps you use regularly create new files to store information. These temporary data files are known as a cache, and a fair chunk of your Android phone’s storage space is filled up with cache files. Let’s take a look at the purpose of cache, how to […]
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It has probably happened to all of us at some time in our lives. The world can feel like it’s going 1 million miles a minute and you’re left in the dust. Whether work is is dragging you down and causing fatigue or something else in your personal life is causing stress, you’re not alone. And […]
Continue ReadingLike most online platforms, Facebook is saving your entire search history, but you can easily delete individual searches or wipe your entire search history from your phone or browser. Much has been written about just how much Facebook knows about you. With its ever-evolving privacy settings, it can be hard to figure out where to […]
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