If you have a dog, you need to know that dog abductions are higher than ever before. People were lonely during the pandemic, so they wanted furry friends. That shot dog prices through the roof. Criminals smelled the opportunity and have started snatching up pets left and right. Here's what you can do to protect your family.

Before the world of unlimited data, we jumped at the opportunity to tap into free Wi-Fi to avoid overage charges. Now, most of us have unlimited plans, but our phones still search for an open Wi-Fi connection to save data when possible.

The problem is weak Wi-Fi slows you down and puts you at risk if you’re connecting to an unsecured or untrustworthy network.

Instead of going through menus, ask Siri or Google Assistant to do it for you. A simple “Hey Siri, turn off my Wi-Fi” will do the trick.

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When the internet goes out and you're desperate to finish that great article you found online the other day, you're out of luck. Or are you? If you saved the webpage as a PDF ahead of time, you can access internet files — even without an internet connection! Here's what you need to do.

The internet is full of junk. We find the good stuff for you, from helpful tools to get stuff done to the best apps and websites out there.

Dell’s Semi Annual Sale is the perfect opportunity for a significant business upgrade. Save up to 45% on Dell computers built for business with Windows 10 Pro. Plus, enjoy special pricing on Dell docks, monitors, servers and more — all with easy financing options through Dell Financial Services.

Cybercriminals are focusing on mobile providers as of late. One of the largest providers in the U.S. was hit recently with a massive data breach, leaking millions of customers' personal information. Now there are rumors of another provider being breached. Don't risk having your personal data stolen. Protect your account with this one simple step.

Whether you realize it or not, every time you leave your search history in place, you're feeding Google more data. The same goes for when you watch videos on YouTube, put information into your Google profile or talk to Google Assistant by voice. But as scary as this might seem, there is a silver lining: You can actually delete almost everything you've shared with Google and get your privacy back. Here's how.

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Cats have long been a part of internet culture. These cute felines have been the focus of many online questions since the inception of the internet. While answers to these questions have been elusive, the internet has finally gotten some answers.