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It’s increasingly popular to see two-factor authentication be the norm for many users across all social media platforms, but what is a “factor,” what does it mean to have two of them, and why is it so effective?

Since its founding in 1998, Google has come to dominate the tech industry. Over the past twenty years, it has extended its reach far from its humble beginning as a search engine. With this in mind, it should come as no surprise that Google has also dabbled in GPS technology.

Keeping your account secure is vitally important to operate safely in online spaces. Your personal information, identity, finances, conversations, and more are all guarded behind (hopefully various) passwords across all your accounts and devices.

A mere movement of your thumb seems so simple. In fact, it is almost instinctive. But what exactly happens when you push that button?

330 million people from around the world use Twitter every month. They post threads, send direct messages, and upload images tens of thousands of times a day. Before you do any of that, though, you have to agree to Twitter’s terms of service, and critically, their privacy policy.

In warfare, nothing is more important than information. If one side uncovers their enemy’s information, they immediately gain an advantage that could be catastrophic to their adversary. This does not just apply to soldiers on the battlefield, however. A person’s information is just as important

Even though there are steps you can take to limit the grasp of Data Brokers, one must wonder what legal protections you have as an American.

Despite all the technology centered around “ease-of-access,” such as smartphones, tablets, and their respective applications, users are left more burdened than ever.