Internet Security, Netbits
Attackers can find and remotely access about one in 16 internet-connected home wi-fi routers using the manufacturer’s default admin password, a Comparitech study has found. Victims could be at risk of eavesdropping, malware, hijacking, and more. We find...
Computers 101, Internet Usage, Netbits
Enabling the Undo Send feature when using Gmail on the web The ability to unsend an email is a matter of adjusting one setting prior to writing your email. Retrieving an email sent in error will prevent you from having an embarrassing situation with Claire. This...
Internet Security, Mobile Devices, Netbits, Technology
1. Pick a closer server Change your server region to one in close physical proximity to you; you’ll lower your latency. We find solutions to your problems. We find answers to your questions. Contact Nelsonecom for solutions and answers. 2. Change your...
Internet Usage, Netbits, Tips
The allure of talking to strangers and doing “stuff” A couple of months ago, Malwarebytes Labs covered a BBC investigation into Omegle, wherein they found that young boys are exposing themselves on camera, and adult males are also exposing themselves to minors. We...
Internet Security, Netbits
Two weeks after Google launched a trial to replace run-of-the-mill online user tracking with new-fangled online user tracking, several companies and organizations have pushed back, criticizing the new technology—called FLoC—which is designed to respect people’s...
Internet Security, Netbits
Whether you’re working from home as a result of the coronavirus threat or just spending more time online, you may want to consider using a virtual private network, or VPN. A VPN, which is software you typically download, routes all the data sent to and from your...
