If you ever click links found inside an app that you're using, it's possible that you're being tracked. Some apps have been known to inject code that allows them to track your every move. The good news is there's a new tool to find out which apps do it. We'll show you how to take back some of your privacy.

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With security threats around every corner online, taking as many precautions as possible is essential. Android and Apple have some security settings that you can incorporate to help defend against cybercriminals. We've got details on some easy ways to protect your devices and how to enable the settings.

Has a Facebook or Instagram friend messaged you about a grant for COVID-19 relief? If so, beware! It's not from your friend and is part of an elaborate scheme to rip you off. We'll explain how this scam works and give you some tips to avoid falling victim.

Scams that prey on the generosity of caring family members are all too common. Unfortunately, a Kansas resident fell for such a scam, costing them $12,000. Here's what happened and what you can do to keep safe.

From cringing at the pump to getting an eye-popping check at your favorite restaurant, inflation is hitting us all where it hurts. That’s why I started using Upside to get cash back on every purchase, whether it's gas, groceries or even dining out. Simply download the free Upside app and use promo code KIM for 25 cents or more back for every gallon on your first tank of gas. And, when you claim an offer for whatever you’re buying on Upside, "check in” at the business, pay as usual and get paid! When compared to credit card rewards or loyalty programs, you can earn 3x more cash back with Upside. Upside users are earning more than $1 million every week.