Two Minute Tech

Your web browser is probably the most-used program on your computer, and that means it's collecting the most digital baggage. Learn quick shortcuts to clear your browsing history, manage cached data, and evaluate browser extensions to improve performance and protect your privacy.

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Are unused apps secretly hogging your device's resources? Learn quick and simple ways to identify and remove unnecessary applications across all your devices. Discover how to free up storage space by cleaning out those forgotten programs you downloaded but never use.

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Spring cleaning isn't just for your home. Decluttering your digital life is also good. Learn how to identify and eliminate duplicate files that waste storage space and create confusion, with practical solutions for identifying these files on both computers and mobile devices.

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Need to share what's on your screen with someone else? Whether you're seeking tech support, demonstrating a process, or presenting data, there are several tools at your disposal. From built-in Windows features to online recording and presentation options, discover three simple ways to share what’s on your screen.

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Ever wondered how journalists get access to government documents? The Freedom of Information Act isn't just for the media. It's available to every citizen. Learn the steps to request information from government agencies and how to search the information that is already available.

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After a long day, the last thing you want is a scam error message on your TV. However, criminals are targeting smart TV users with fake pop-up warnings and bogus support numbers, hoping to steal money or install malware on the TV. Learn the warning signs of these scams and steps you should take to protect yourself from these deceptive tactics.

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March Madness is tipping off today, bringing three weeks of college basketball action. Learn how to catch every moment of the men's and women's tournaments through traditional broadcasts, streaming options, or in-person attendance.

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Ring's latest announcement marks a significant change to their home security options. Starting March 29, 2023, new Ring owners will need a paid subscription to access several features that are currently free, including app-based controls and real-time notifications. Plus, long-time Ring owners will now need a subscription to use the popular Home and Away mode.

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Banks created Zelle to make transferring money easy, but criminals have turned this convenience into fraud. Learn about the social engineering tactics scammers use to exploit Zelle and why banks often refuse to help victims recover their money.

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Cybercriminals are exploiting the popularity of ChatGPT by creating malicious apps and fake websites that prey on unsuspecting users. These scams range from malware-infected applications to phishing schemes, and some have been approved on legitimate platforms like the Google Play Store and Facebook. Learn how to protect yourself from these deceptive tactics that are targeting those eager to try ChatGPT.

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