We all have a false sense of security when it comes to the digital world. We assume we can delete anything and it won't be online anymore. Well, we are here to tell you what five things you can never delete online, no matter how hard you try.

Look at your keyboard. Is it a dusty mess? Yeah, I thought so. Compressed air works well to get out the dust and dirt, but if you don’t have any laying around, grab some tape. 

Hold it taut and pull it through the rows of keys. If you don’t have tape around, use a Post-it note. It works better than you’d expect!

If you have a keyboard with shorter keys, turn off the keyboard (or laptop) and give it a good rubdown with a microfiber cloth. A Q-tip is great for getting in between keys, too.📱 

I bet your phone is dirty, too. Here’s how to clean it up, inside and out.

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If you use a free email account, you might not realize just how much your provider can track. You gave all that data away when you agreed to the terms and conditions. But it's not too late to take your privacy back. Looking for a more secure option? We can help.

We keep track of the biggest threats to your online safety and security so you don't have to. Get Kim's alerts to see the news that impacts you — and what you can do about it.

This year is looking up. If part of your growth strategy is adding new team members to your business, LinkedIn Jobs can help you find the right person quickly. To make things better, your first job post is free.  Getting started is easier than ever, with new features to help you find qualified candidates. 

Post a job with targeted screening questions, and LinkedIn will quickly get your role in front of more qualified candidates. Manage job posts and contact candidates in one spot — even from your mobile phone. 

Spoofed websites are constantly popping up and filled with malicious code. Thieves are great at using tools like this to trick victims into handing over personal information, or worse, banking credentials. Fortunately, we've found a tool that will check websites for malware before you visit them.

You may be an old hand at traveling, but perhaps you've gotten rusty during the pandemic. There are new rules and precautions to keep in mind and anyone can benefit from a refresher. From COVID-19 testing to flight changes, we gathered some important things for you to know before packing your bags.

Is your phone ringing off the hook with robocalls? I know how annoying that is — and I can help you stop them with my eBook, "Complete Guide to Robocalls."

Music is one of the great joys of life. It gives us a beat to dance to and a song to groove to. But with headphones being such high-quality tech these days, we sometimes listen to that music much too loud. So what kind of damage is all that loud music really doing to our ears?

It can be scary to fly to a new country alone. How about flying to a whole new planet all by yourself? NASA's Ingenuity, a mini helicopter, survived its first night alone on the surface of Mars last week. After Perseverance dropped it off, Ingenuity weathered the frigid foreign weather all on its lonesome. 

NASA says this is an important milestone that makes engineers feel confident for its first flight. Let’s hope this little flyer will be ingenious enough to survive the Martian skies! 🪐