How to secure Chrome Google’s Chrome browser is themost popular wayto access the treasures of the internet, be it on your smartphone, tablet, or PC. This prominence also makes it a target for those who would look to steal your data or generally make life unpleasant. To ward off such cretinous behaviour, we show you a few easy ways to bolster the security on Chrome. Chrome’s built-in security features There are already a wide range of security features included with Chrome that are turned on by default....

How to Text from a Computer The ability to send a text message from a computer is something you probably don’t think about until you need to do it. But it’s easy to set up and, once you have, you’ll probably find you use it more often than you’d think. Being able to text from a laptop might be more convenient if you’re already using that device anyway. How to use Android Messages for Web Starting this week, desktop support is rolling out for Android Messages....

Qu’est-ce que YouTube Music et YouTube Premium ? Google vient de lancer deux nouveaux services en France : YouTube Music et YouTube Premium. Le premier, comme son nom l’indique, est uneoffrede streaming musical. Le second, lui, comprend musique et vidéos et propose des fonctionnalités supplémentaires telle que la possibilité de regarder des vidéos hors ligne. Qu’est-ce que YouTube Music ? YouTube Music est un service de streaming qui ressemble à Spotify, Apple Music ou encore Tidal....

Tapplock One review: Unbreakable Smart Padlock is Broken Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Tapplock One is a smart padlock that’s so cool it could draw unwanted attention, so be warned that it’s not quite as secure as Tapplock might have you believe. It’s expensive, too. Smart padlocks are nothing new, and we reviewed theNoke Buetooth padlockway back in 2015. However, the Tapplock One is an enhanced version of the same basic idea, but ultra-cool with an integrated fingerprint scanner and rechargeable battery....

Does Linux need antivirus? For many years now, the question of whether Linux users should be running antivirus software or not has been discussed and debated online. While it’s definitely true that malware presents a much smaller issue than on Windows, does this meanUbuntu,Mint,openSUSE, or any of the multitude of Linux distros get a free pass when it comes to viruses? Here’s what you should be doing to protect your system, and yourself, from the threats online....