Computer and Tech Tips For Non-Tech People

The New Year is here and I'm sure most of you have already decided on your resolutions. Let's face it, 2023 was tough. A fresh start is what many of you are looking for in 2024, so when you resolve to make positive changes to your personal life, take a moment to make some resolutions for your digital life as well. Just like good personal habits help you live a longer and fuller life, good tech habits help your technology last longer and prevent you from falling victim to many of the scams out there that threaten your tech devices and your data. There are so many habits you should pick up when it comes to using your technology. Here are some important ones you need to use in the coming year.

Think of all of the emails you have on your devices. What about the millions of photos you are hoarding? At the end of the year, it is a good time to clean up all of the clutter on your devices. Clutter on your devices doesn't slow them down, but it gives you peace of mind making it easier to access the information stored on your gadgets. Need help? This video can help

When we lose a loved one, it has a devastating effect on us because our lost family member is gone forever. With the help of ChatGPT and other forms of Generative AI, we now have the opportunity to reconnect with our loved ones and interact with them as if they were still alive. Check out the latest forms of 'grief tech' and how they can resurrect our loved ones.

There seems to be no end to the amount of scams that show up in your social media feed. No matter how you use your social media accounts, there are ways to keep your accounts safe. Check out this video that will show the top scams as well as tips to help keep your account safe.

If you're wondering if your information has been compromised, you need to immediately use Have I Been Pwned. This website created by Troy Hunt was designed for the average person to find out if their information has been compromised. Check out this video to find out how to use this useful website and if your information is floating on the dark web.

The Holiday Season is here and believe it or not, your technology devices are here to help. If you're looking for the best ways to use your technology and stay safe from cyber crooks, check out these tips that will give you peace of mind and help you enjoy the holiday season the the fullest!

Thanksgiving is one of the best holidays for most of us next to Christmas because it's that time of the year when we can connect with family and eat delicious food. However, it can be a stressful time as we spend hours doing meal prep, entertaining and clean up. This year, turn to ChatGPT and other technology to help make your holiday fun and stress free!

In this digital age, it can be hard for you to know if criminals have hacked their way into your devices, or if you are just imagining things. 99% of all cybercrime requires user interaction which means for the most part your devices are safe, but it's always good to know for sure. Let's talk about the difference between a hack and you overthinking common computer issues that may make you think you've been hacked.

If you lead an active lifestyle, you want to make sure you're using technology to keep track of your daily workouts and what you're using to fuel your body. Beware, data miners are always collecting your personal data which includes wellness and fitness apps. Find out what you can do to help keep your information private.

Apple makes some of the best computers on the planet wit their iMac, MacBook, MacAir, and Mac Mini, but there's always room for improvement especially if you are using an older Mac. Looking for ways to improve system performance? Check out these quick tips that will help make your Mac run better.