From obvious to very cunning schemes: how scammers in the USA swindle money from us

Every year, millions of people fall victim to money transfer fraud. Finder explains what to look out for to keep your money safe. The most common money transfer scams always involve at least one of the following: a request from a person,…

No one is safe: a former cybercriminal told how the darknet works

Several networks provide access to the dark web, including i2p, FreeNet, and To. The dark web is a place where activity cannot be traced. According to the latest report, the most expensive content is child pornography, followed by weapons and drugs.…

How to remove information about you from the Internet, and why to do it

With so much personal data publicly on the internet, people have a healthy interest in controlling the flow of information. Some take matters into their own hands by opting out of certain data collection websites or using paid data removal services. How…

Russia is blocking mobile internet for foreigners and those returning from abroad.

Mobile internet disruptions continue in Russia. They are being temporarily shut down in numerous regions due to drone attacks. This week, authorities began blocking internet and text messaging services for 24 hours for Russians returning from international roaming, the BBC reports. Still…

How to Make Money Online: Useful Tips and Resources for Beginners

If you've only ever worked a traditional office job, you may not know that there are quite a few easy ways to make money online. The Penny offers several such options. Ways to make money online range from part-time jobs to full-time employment. If you…

Savings that kill: why cheap goods in online stores are dangerous

Consumer advocacy organizations have found that online companies such as Amazon, Wish, and eBay sometimes sell extremely dangerous goods. As a rule, they attract consumers at an extremely attractive price. The BBC reported in more detail. The reason for concern was the laptop, which caught fire ...

Under the hood of Google: how to get rid of surveillance on the Internet

The phrase from Orwell’s dystopia “1984” – “Big Brother is watching you” – has taken on new colors in recent years. The role of Big Brother today is played by Google and its services, which literally know about our every step. But is it possible...

How to quickly and for free find the right person on the Internet: tips and services

We live in the most interconnected time in history. We can collaborate with people who live thousands of miles away, visit places virtually without leaving home, or we can, albeit with different results, express our every thought to the whole world. And all...

How online dating is erasing racial and social barriers

Many people greatly underestimate online dating and its importance to modern society. For the vast majority, these are simply convenient sites and applications to chat with new interlocutors and, if you're lucky, make new friends or, perhaps, a soulmate. On the one hand, so...

Online shopping: which payment methods are the safest and which ones to avoid?

From credit and debit cards to digital wallets, peer-to-peer apps and bank transfers, sending money digitally has become the norm these days. This is convenient, but comes with its own risks, especially if you don't take proper safety precautions. And if it comes...

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