People search websites are gold mines for wannabe private investigators. Anyone can find a lot of personal information about you. Even worse, you might not know your secrets are public property. Here's how to remove your data from PeopleFinders.

Old tech can be worth a ton of cash. That's especially true if you're holding onto outdated gadgets from Apple. Get this: Old Apple products can earn you thousands of dollars on eBay and other online marketplaces. Here's how to make a big bang for your buck.

To give you some power over your photos and personal data, Google created a tool where you can request that search results omit specific details. The data types have now been expanded to include more personally identifiable information. Here's how to use it.

Cookies gum up your browser, clog down internet speeds and sell your private data to the highest bidder. Whether you're on a desktop computer or smartphone, you can be sure cookies are tracking you. So how can you cut down on these trackers? And what about mobile browsers that block them completely? Here's everything you need to know!

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.

Everyone could use a bit of extra money nowadays and before you look into that side hustle, look around your home. Do you have any old coins lying around? They could be worth big bucks. We've got details on a website dedicated solely to buying and selling coins.