Want to stay under Google’s 15-gigabyte free storage limit? Check your Gmail account as its data counts along with Google Drive and Google Photos.
Author: Rob Pegoraro
Buyer, beware: Internet providers may have ‘exploding prices’ after year one or two
Expiring promotional rates persist in broadband, but price hikes after the promotions expire aren’t always clearly disclosed.
Google touts ‘privacy by design’ at I/O conference, but privacy from whom?
At I/O conference, Google touted improved privacy features on smartphones and the web, but it must balance that with its online advertising business.
A cheaper deal from Dashlane invites a new look at password managers
Formerly a pricier outlier, password manager Dashlane announced a $35.88/year Essentials plan Wednesday morning.
Time to cut internet cords: T-Mobile, Verizon up their bids to be your next home broadband
Cord cutting is coming to home internet access, not just pay TV – but not every embittered broadband customer will be able to fire their current provider.
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Apple defines “Other” as “caches, logs and other resources currently in use by the system.” Here’s how you can manage that data.
What an upcoming Apple privacy prompt will mean for you – and the apps you use
In iOS 14.5, app makers must show a privacy label in the App Store, and if you see a a card that says, “Data Used to Track You,” they need permission.