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8 ways to protect your Windows laptop’s battery health – Computerworld
Windows battery health step #6: Store smartly If you won’t be using your laptop for a while (or you’ve unplugged the battery and set it aside), you should take care when storing the battery. Remember: Laptop batteries don’t like being at 100% battery for a long period of time, and they definitely don’t like being at 0% battery, either. To…
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Transfer Data and Protect Your Hard Drive With $30 off EaseUS Disk Copy
TL;DR: Transferring data between PCs, migrating operating systems and more is easy with EaseUS Disk Copy, now half off at just $29.99. Your hard drive is essentially an extension of your life. It’s full of important documents, photos, files and other data that could be devastating to lose. That’s why it’s crucial to back up your hard drive regularly and…
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How to protect your privacy in Windows 10 – Computerworld
(Note that for your browsing and search history, it only tracks your activity when you use Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer. It doesn’t track data when you use other browsers, like Chrome or Firefox. And it only tracks your location history when you’re using Microsoft devices, not those that use iOS or Android.) Microsoft’s little-known Privacy Dashboard is a great…
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Australia and Google turn to AI to protect critical infrastructure
Australia’s national science agency is teaming up with Google to protect critical national infrastructure including public utilities, hospitals and more by automating the hunt for flaws in software throughout their supply chain. The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), which is Australia’s national science agency, will work with Google on a research partnership to help critical infrastructure operators spot…
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Why Public Wi-Fi is a Hacker’s Playground (And How to Protect Yourself)
Key Takeaways Public Wi-Fi is risky for users due to common attacks like man-in-the-middle, fake hotspots, and packet sniffing. Use a VPN, only connect to secure websites that use HTTPs, and avoid sensitive transactions to enhance your safety. Libraries are the most trusted public Wi-Fi locations, while public parks are seen as the least secure. Free Wi-Fi is everywhere, from…
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AnitaB.org takes steps to protect attendees at this year’s Grace Hopper Celebration – Computerworld
Said Pierre, “When something like this happens, it is usually a symptom of a larger issue. So even if we could wave our magic wand and magically change this, and they could change the celebration for this year to be a little more safe and inclusive, we still have a larger issue at play here. And that’s why it feels…
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