When you use a desktop email program, it's possible for the inbox on your PC to be empty, but the inbox on your email service provider to be full.

There are a number of ways to confirm your identity if you don't have your phone. The catch is that most have to be set up before you need them.

It's impossible to know your machine has no malware. What does that mean for your safety?

To unsubscribe or not to unsubscribe: that is the question. The answer depends on how you got there.

Closing an email account is many people's first reaction to seeing spam sent from their account. It rarely helps, if it's even possible. I'll explain.

The best way to prepare for needing an installation disc is to create one before you need it. I'll review some approaches.

Every time Facebook makes a change to its interface, many people want to go back to what was. I'll discuss just how realistic that desire is.

Adobe Flash player is dying dead and should be avoided. I'll explain why you should be cautious if you think you still want it.

There are as many sources of beginner's information as there are beginners, it seems. The best approach is to try a few and see which works best for you.

Browser extensions are often installed with little thought to the immense security risk they present.