LinkedIn is a free social media platform with over 1 billion active users across 200 countries and probably the first website that comes to mind when you’re looking for a job. Changing your location on this platform can unlock new job opportunities, expand your network, and boost your professional digital presence in the targeted location. But to change your location, you have to go through several steps, which we will reveal in this article. We will also tell you how you can protect yourself on LinkedIn and beyond from spam and phishing emails, so keep reading!

With over 1 billion active monthly users, TikTok remains one of the most popular social media platforms to date. The hype around it shows no signs of slowing down – as well as its controversy. The latter caused numerous TikTok bans around the world. Right now, users’ access to this app is completely or partially limited in almost twenty countries, including India, China, selected Western European countries, and even some American states, such as Montana. So, why is TikTok forbidden in so many regions? And most importantly, can you gain access to this app – for instance, when traveling to one of TikTok ban countries? Keep reading this article to find out.

If you use Tinder, you probably know that you can get banned, even though you didn’t do anything against the app’s terms of use. And while the company keeps working on improving the accuracy of its security measures, we would like to share with you two simple methods on how to get unbanned from Tinder.

When you see a list of Wi-Fi networks on your device, most of them have common names related to particular router firmware. However, you may also bump into quite unusual ones, such as Mom Use This One, Martin Router King, No Free Wi-Fi Network for You, and so on. Either creative or common, these are SSIDs of the available networks. Finding and changing your personal SSID is fairly easy. You can even hide it from other users’ eyes. But will it impact the security of your home network? Spoiler: not really. Keep reading this article to get the asnwer to the question What is SSID?, how to find it on your device, and whether changing or hiding it will protect your network.

It’s been long since that time when YouTube was merely a video platform. It grew, added more and more features, and finally became the second (after Google) largest search engine in the world. Nowadays, it is a multimedia portal where you can find a video answer to any question. There are your favorite movies, TV series, reality shows, games, reviews, and tons of unique content. It would be a shame to get blocked from your favorite and 100% legal content, whether you paid for it or got it free as the creator’s courtesy. Besides, you can communicate there, share your creations with the audience, learn new things, and so on. This all becomes unavailable when YouTube is blocked, which happens for many reasons. Is there something you can do to unblock YouTube? Fortunately, yes. In most cases, you can unblock YouTube. And it won’t require any significant effort from you. But before we know how to unblock YouTube access, let's clarify why you might need it.

Ever heard of a network security key? Or, in other words, a Wi-Fi password? (yeah, the second name sounds much more familiar). If you forgot the password to your network and need to find it asap, we’ve got you covered. Learn how to locate a network security key and boost your network’s security in this article.