If you're embarrassed at having fallen for a scam, it's tempting to want hide and not tell anyone. But it's important to learn from the experience and share it. There's no need to feel shame.

URLs are simple in concept, yet can be constructed in ways that might fool you. I'll look at some examples and discuss what's important.

There are several ways to be signed in to multiple Gmail accounts simultaneously. I'll review the most common and what I find the most useful.

Quality and features in external hard drives change over time. First, look at what you need.

Phone spam, be it voice or text, is as annoying as it is persistent. Here's what (little) you can do.

Passkeys may feel confusing now, but they're a doorway to a more secure, less frustrating, passwordless future.

It's a march of technological progress: computers can do more, and we expect software to do more. That leaves those of us with older machines in a difficult spot.

Microsoft doesn't know your Outlook.com password. Honest. That makes recovering it without changing it challenging.

It's extremely unlikely. I'll walk you through why that is and one way you might get lucky.

Storing 2FA codes in 1Password alongside passwords might slightly reduce security, but the risk is minimal, especially compared to the convenience.