Digital privacy

Looking for a way to hide confidential apps, files, or documents from anyone who can access the unlocked home screen of your smartphone? Whether you want to mask a dating app, mobile game, or confidential banking info, we’re here for you. Read along to find out how to hide apps on Android in several simple steps and keep your digital life to yourself.

If you want to protect your loved ones, see where they are anytime, see how your family is doing, and sleep more peacefully, knowing everything is OK with them – you’ve probably considered using Life360. This family safety app allows doing it all in just a few taps on the smartphone. This is the reason over 75 million people regularly use it. But let’s not be charmed and soberly look at the app’s pros and cons. Is Life360 safe enough, and how can you protect your family if you opt to go for using it? Keep reading to find out.

If you’re looking to enhance your online privacy on an iOS or macOS device, one of the most obvious options is to use the Safari private browsing mode. Once you open a private window or tab in your browser, it will prevent your search history from being recorded and won’t store cookies on the websites you visit. But does it make you completely private? Read along to find out whether Safari private browsing is really safe, how to activate or disable it, and what else you can do to hide your digital footprint from unwanted monitoring.

Twitter (now X) is among the most widely used social networking websites with over 300 million monthly active users. But whether you like sharing your thoughts on the platform or just occasionally scrolling your feed, it’s important to keep your personal info safe and secure. Unfortunately, Twitter’s default settings don’t guarantee 100% protection. But no worries — we’re here to help! Read on to learn how to change privacy settings on X and gain peace of mind.

Not long ago, an NFT giant OpenSea reported on a massive email data breach. The company warned its users that everyone who shared their emails with OpenSea could be attacked by cybercriminals. In 2022, the hotel group Marriott International confirmed another major data breach. Hackers stole 20 GB of their guests’ sensitive data. There are so many cases like this....

Your IP address is not just a set of numbers identifying your devices on the web. It’s also a piece of your online identity that can be easily traced, exposing your digital footprint, physical location, and other confidential data. So if you value your privacy, making this information invisible to snoopers, hackers, advertisers, and other third parties is vital. Read on to find out how to hide your IP address and protect yourself from unwanted monitoring.

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. So, you fire up your browser’s tried-and-true incognito, or private, mode which promises to keep your activity from prying eyes. But you may be shocked to learn how little protection it actually provides. That said, what exactly does incognito mode do and how to delete incognito history? Read along to find out.

WebRTC is amazing. Many awesome and comfortable internet communications rely on this technologically advanced project. Since its first announcement in 2011, the popularity has grown insanely. What does it do? WebRTC, or Web Real-Time Communication, allows two devices to exchange audio and video traffic in real time, essentially creating the basis for all browser chats and webinars. This is just...

Ever wondered how much of your personal information is floating around the Internet? From old social media accounts to data brokers selling your details, your digital footprint is bigger than you think. If you’re concerned about privacy, you’re not alone. Whether you want to protect yourself from identity theft, stop companies from tracking your activity, or simply regain control over your online presence, knowing how to remove your personal information from the Internet is essential. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the most effective steps to erase your data and keep it from falling into the wrong hands.

Opening a secret handle is like slipping on sunglasses to walk through a crowded plaza. People hope no one connects their side posts to a true identity, main account, or everyday personal accounts. Folks spin up burner accounts to join niche communities, test a social media account idea, talk through sensitive topics, separate personal and professional lives, or dodge harassment tied to a real name. Others twist these alt accounts into fake accounts for spam or malicious activities. In this article, we break down what is a burner account, where privacy cracks form, real‑world examples, and how to use tools like VeePN to maintain anonymity when your digital split life matters.

Opening your laptop at a café feels harmless until the person at the next table zooms in on your bank dashboard. A privacy screen protector keeps those curious eyes from turning into full‑blown visual hacking, which is a threat that succeeds in 91 % of attempts, according to a 3M‑backed study.  Below, we will answer the question, “How do privacy screens...

Hidden cameras used to be spy-movie props. Today they sit inside everyday laptops and phones, waiting for the wrong click to turn them against you. Webcam rips are unauthorized recordings snatched from hacked cameras. They usually flood pirate forums within hours, damaging reputations and bank balances alike.  In early 2025 the FBI warned that HiatusRAT operators were scanning home cameras...

Siri is a convenient voice assistant on Apple devices that allows you to navigate your gadget using voice commands to trigger specific actions. But many digital privacy enthusiasts are concerned about the tool potentially spying on users. So, have you ever wondered if Siri is listening to you all the time? If so, we got you covered. Read along to find out how Siri actually works and what you can do to prevent it from violating your privacy.

Apple products have long been associated with advanced privacy and security. You can adjust multiple settings on your iPhone to protect your personal information, prevent potential monitoring, and mitigate the risk of being hacked. Some are pretty obvious, while others might not be familiar, even if you’ve been using the iOS operating system for years. If you care about your personal data, read along to discover the main iPhone privacy settings and find out how to use them properly.

Google builds detailed user profiles that follow you across Google services. That can be handy for quick log-ins, but it also leaves your personal info visible and exposed to trackers, targeted ads, and snoops. Spam spikes, a surprise breach at a newsletter platform, or a job search where you want a clean inbox are all moments you might think, “I’d like to hide my Gmail account for a while.” Let’s run through the settings that shrink your public footprint, and explore how to pull the address off your devices without losing messages. We’ll also tell you why adding a VPN like VeePN can make your email activities even more private.