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So, if you’re trying to use Google services less, are looking for a more secure choice and find yourself torn between Proton vs Tutanota, we’re here to make that decision easier.

Facebook - we've all got an account, but how well do you really know what information the company is collecting about you? Let's be honest, when's the last time you gave a thought about what you're sharing with Facebook? Like when you check out to see what your friends and family are up to or scroll through memes - that's about it right? But what about all that information you're sharing with the company? For example, Facebook logs every single thing you search for on its website. Plus, they're keeping an eye on your activity across the platform using cookies and other services to keep track of what you're interested in and deliver targeted ads based on it. But whether you're looking to tidy up your search history or you just really care about your privacy - deleting it is easy. You just need to check out this guide on clearing out your Facebook search history. Facebook uses your search history to deliver personalized content and ads, so understanding how your data is being used can help you make some informed decisions about your online security. But first, let's take a look at how much of our info Facebook is really collecting...

Remember when the Internet was a safe place? Oh yeah, it never was — cybercriminals go all out, with their methods only getting more advanced. Facebook account cloning is one of the ways they use to get hands on your personal information. It’s a relatively new social engineering technique that can cause you a lot of trouble. But don’t worry. In this article, we’ll tell you exactly what this beast is and how to slay it. 

We’ve all been there — looking up some bizarre, embarrassing, cringe-inducing things online. Chances are you don’t want them in your browser where your mom, roommate, boss, or aunt Karen might stumble upon. You then open your reliable old standby, the incognito, or the secret, mode of your browser that assures you that your actions will remain unknown to those with curious eyes. But you might find that it is not as much of protection as you had supposed. So what is the incognito mode and how do you delete incognito history? Read along to find out.