What is a VPN? Here’s how they work, why they matter and how to choose the right one
What is a VPN? And why would you need one? With hundreds of services all promising to be the fastest, safest or most secure, it can be hard to know where to start.

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What is a VPN? Here’s how they work, why they matter and how to choose the right one
What is a VPN? And why would you need one? With hundreds of services all promising to be the fastest, safest or most secure, it can be hard to know where to start.
These Wi-Fi routers are not secure; here’s why
Your router is your hardware firewall, and unless it's updated, despite being your primary piece of equipment in terms of your gateway to the internet, it may not be the most secure link in your computing chain.
Although Windows comes with an auto-cleanup tool, its default settings are practically worthless
Passive file management is not always effective at clearing away the massive amount of cache that can accumulate. So, even if you're doing everything you can to keep your system clean, you might still be stuck with digital dust.
What is a passkey, how does it work and why is it better than a password?
A passkey is a password-free form of login. Unlike a password, it cannot be stolen in a phishing attack, where people are fooled into handing over their credentials, which can later appear on the dark web.
AI is replacing smartphones faster than you think. Here’s what comes next
AI will not just replace your phone. It will replace your Job.
Android's face unlock problem: Why only Pixel phones can replace your fingerprint
Only Google is trying to compete with Face ID.
Not all “Face Unlock” methods are created equally. There’s a huge difference in being able to simply identify a face and analyze it on the same level as a fingerprint. Many Android phones can do the former, but it takes special technology to do the latter. That’s what enabled iPhones to do so much with Face ID, and some Android phones can do the same thing.
Feel like you’re constantly shelling out for more and more digital storage? Katie Rosseinsky explores why our data usage is spiralling, and
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Signs your current laptop is still good enough
These are some of the signs that you should look at before spending money to buy another device.
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How to make sure information on your old computer is really, truly deleted
Tips on how to wipe your old computer properly
This CMD Prompt Trick is Insane
Command Prompt > Run as administrator > winget upgrade > Enter
Lists all updates required on your PC
Command Prompt > Run as administrator > winget upgrade --all > Enter
Updates all on your PC
Wi-Fi will be way faster if you place it away from 1 thing
What are passkeys really? The simple explanation - for anyone tired of passwords | ZDNET
Yes, the technology underlying passkeys is confusing. Here's a plain-English guide that can help you ditch passwords today.
Do you really need to buy a new laptop? When to upgrade – and when to hold off
Let’s start with the basics: the No 1 reason not to buy a new laptop is that you don’t need one.
Experts explain whether you should ‘accept’ or ‘reject’ all cookies
What are cookies, exactly? Why are we constantly asked about them, and what happens when we accept or reject them? As you will see, each choice comes with implications for your online privacy.
I finally learned what those USB port colors mean — and I’ve been using the wrong ones all along
Stop guessing—your USB ports have been talking to you this whole time.