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Your Social Security number is vulnerable to identity thieves — here's how to lock it down
By Kaycee Hill published
Learn how to lock your Social Security number for free to prevent employment fraud and identity theft using E-Verify or by calling the SSA.

5 ways to take care of your OLED display — follow these tips to protect your premium screen
By Dave Meikleham published
Whether dealing with the best gaming monitors or best OLED TVs, here are some essential tips for keeping your beloved screen operating at its finest.

I like Apple’s iOS 26 update — but this new app is a letdown
By Philip Michaels published
Now that iOS 26 has been out for a few months, it's time to revisit the Games app introduced with that software update. In my experience, it's really falling short.

Google is starting to let users change their Gmail addresses — here's what you need to know
By Dave LeClair published
If you set up your email address many years ago and don't love it, you might be able to change it soon.

I test laptops for a living — and this is my favorite gaming laptop of the year by far
By Dave Meikleham last updated
Asus’ latest high-end OLED laptop is so good, it’s made me play one of the most powerful desktop PCs on the planet a whole lot less this year.

Use this tool on parents' devices so you can quit being tech support
By Kristin Hassel published
Get NordVPN Plus and help protect your parents’ devices with Threat Protection Pro, an all-in-one software suite of easy-to-use cybersecurity tools.

5 steps to safer social media in 2026: The settings you should enable right now
By Amber Bouman published
Improve the security of your social media accounts and make them safer by turning on these five settings.

USB flash drives can work as extra RAM — here's how it works
By David Crookes published
You don't have to install physical RAM to speed up your Windows PC, here's how.

This $7 Steam app boosts frame rates in your games, but is it better than Nvidia's DLSS 4? I put it to the test
By Darragh Murphy published
Lossless Scaling is a $7 Steam app that easily lets you boost frame rates in PC games, but how does it compare to Nvidia's DLSS 4 and Multi Frame Generation tech? I put it to the test.
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