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Alaina Yee

Alaina Yee

Senior Editor at PCWorld

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Recent Articles

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What is masked email? This new spin on an old practice supercharges security

This additional privacy measure keeps your email address from leaking into public view—which can help better protect your online accounts.
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I usually buy PC parts when I need them. This Black Friday is diffe...

Skyrocketing memory prices are influencing my plans for holiday purchases—and my shopping habits overall.
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Valve’s Steam Machine will help PCs replace consoles—and I’m down

The upcoming reborn Steam Machine will launch into a very different world than its predecessor.
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PC hardware as service? That’s gonna be a hard no from me, dawg

As hardware and software become ever more inextricably intertwined, the line between renting and owning has become blurred, too.
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Infostealers are making this old security practice new again

Malware that captures your most sensitive data—including passwords for your email and banking accounts—is on the rise. Here’s how to stay safe.
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Windows 11’s taskbar audio settings suck. Here’s how to fix it

I’m stuck with Windows 11 now. So I finally made this issue less terrible to deal with.
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Best free password managers 2025: Online security doesn’t have to c...

Let’s just start by saying that you should definitely be using a password manager. Data breaches are happening more frequently, and that flood of stolen info has made cracking passwords even easier. And it’s not just the “password12345” variety that is at risk—passwords that use variations on a single password or substituting numbers for letters are also vulnerable. Even if you’re using unique, random passwords, storing them in a document or spreadsheet is not truly keeping them safe and secure.…
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A lot of ‘free’ PC software is risky. Use these alternatives instead

Hate paying Adobe and Microsoft’s prices for software? Be careful what you install—“innocent” apps and browser extensions can hide malicious code.
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One simple question can stop a deepfake scammer immediately

Deepfake technology has improved so much that you could mistake an imposter for the real person. But this expert tip will catch a fraudster in the act.
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Best free antivirus 2025: Keep your PC safe without spending a dime

We spend a lot of time looking at the best paid antivirus suites, but we don’t talk much about free antivirus solutions. Part of the reason is that the free versions are based on their paid counterparts. If you see a paid version you like that offers a free alternative, you can safely assume the antivirus protection level is similar, save for any specific malware types the free version doesn’t cover. To create this list of the top free antivirus programs we looked at the top mainstream antivir…
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Save me, AMD Ryzen 9000G, you’re budget PC gaming’s only hope

Is a new batch of supercharged AMD APUs real? I don’t know yet, but PC gaming needs it to be.
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Yikes! Windows 11 can lock you out of your files. Here’s how to avo...

This precautionary tale comes just at the scariest time of the year.
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Chrome will finally make secure URLs the default—in a year

Websites still serve their pages via vulnerable redirects. Google has now set a deadline to disallow that happening unbeknownst to users.
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These are the 6 apps I trust with my account passwords

The best password is one you probably can't easily remember—that's why a password manager is so crucial to your online security. We review LastPass, Dashlane, Keeper, NordPass, and others to find the best one for managing passwords.
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Nice, Best Buy now sells an easy way to back up your passkeys

Passkeys are great. But like physical keys, you should have extras made. I’m stoked I can now pick up one of the simplest storage methods in person.
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Best antivirus software 2025: These 8 apps keep your PC safe

Your PC needs virus protection, full stop. No matter how careful you are, some threats can’t be avoided without the aid of antivirus software. Our top picks will keep you protected.
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Give up wired Internet? Starlink will have to work harder to convin...

Starlink’s V3 satellites are cool. But I’ll probably still take wired internet with me to the grave.
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Discord’s new Halloween notifications suck. Here’s how to turn them...

I like Halloween just fine. I dislike my apps changing my settings without asking me.
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Windows 11’s Multiple Desktops saved my sanity—even when I missed o...

I breezed past Windows’ built-in virtual desktops feature for a decade, then still missed one ultra useful setting once I did. Don’t make my mistakes.
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Windows 10’s death sure doesn’t feel like a PC apocalypse

When Windows 7 died, it was a disaster. When Windows 10 died...meh?
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10 overlooked Windows 11 features I wish I tried sooner

You may have heard of some of these, but they’re probably not part of your daily routine yet—despite all of them being incredibly helpful.