Kim Key

Millions of people lose money to scams that begin with a DM. We show you how to recognize the most common scams and protect yourself on Facebook, Instagram, and other social platforms.

I scanned the privacy policies and reports for the top AI apps and found just one that doesn’t share your data with advertisers or use it for training purposes.

The apps on your phone know way too much about you. I'll tell you which apps collect the most data and offer suggestions for locking down your private information. 

Think twice before signing up for a TikTok competitor. I took a look at the types of data that popular social apps are collecting about you, and they aren't much better.

PCMag is your complete guide to PC computers, peripherals and upgrades. We test and review computer- and Internet-related products and services, report technology news and trends, and provide shopping advice and price comparisons.

As PCMag's cybersecurity expert, I interview industry professionals all year long. One thing I ask them all: “What's the security and privacy advice you give to your family and friends?" Here's that wisdom, along with some of my top tips.

As PCMag's cybersecurity expert, I speak to industry professionals on a regular basis. Every interview is different, but there's one question I ask everyone: “What's the best cybersecurity advice you give to your family and friends?"

No formal cybersecurity training? No problem. Adobe's chief security officer tells us why cybersecurity leaders should seek people from diverse career backgrounds.

<p>As you trawl your favorite <a href=“https://www.pcmag.com/picks/best-travel-apps” target=“_self”>travel apps</a> for the best last-minute summer travel deals, know that you’re not alone; online scammers are also searching—for you. Cybersecurity experts say that adopting a healthy amount of skepticism while shopping for deals can help to fend off would-be scam artists. That may mean changing some of your online habits, but as famous author and skeptic Isaac Asimov wrote in his novel <em>The Na…

Apple, Google, and Microsoft all offer free, robust, in-device solutions that balance kids’ freedom with parents’ ability to monitor them online. Our in-depth comparison will help you find the right app for keeping your kids safe on the internet.