Real-time virus monitoring with scheduled smart scans System tune-up tools like junk cleaner and duplicate file remover Basic VPN with fewer server options but decent speeds There’s no way to stay one ...

Simple app interface that makes it easy to connect to the fastest server instantly Easy to customize VPN protocols to match your VPN needs Command line interface option also available for advanced ...

Editor’s Note: Did you know ADT has a partnership with Google Nest, and the systems are compatible with Nest products? Plus, if you sign up for the Complete monitoring plan, you’ll get a free Google ...

McAfee and Kaspersky both have a lot to offer. We like that each brand offers similar scanning times, flexible pricing, and fully customizable scans. Of course, no two antivirus brands are made equal.

Optery removes your data from hundreds of sites at the click of a button. We put it to the test, and here’s what we found. Instead of worrying about what might happen if all this got into the wrong ...

Has a strict no-logs policy that has been independently audited All of its apps are open-source, so anyone can audit the code Has Secure Core servers that provide enhanced privacy Installing a virtual ...

With a usable free VPN option and cool app graphics, TunnelBear is a likable VPN. We immediately fell in love with its app. The main interface is a virtual map with a bear on it showing your ...

It’s tough to stay up to date with the latest technology. It feels like a new Apple device or an AI tool that can bling the pope out with puffer-jacket drip is released every week. (Have you seen the ...

Simplistic app design makes it easy to browse the servers in 105 countries Headquartered in British Virgin Islands and has a strict no-logs policy Multiple protocol options available that are designed ...

If you have an Nvidia Shield hooked up to your TV, we know you like the best of the best. It’s advertised as the world’s best streaming device, and we tend to agree. The only way to improve it, really ...

It’s hard not to get excited when the United States Postal Service (USPS) sends updates like this. But what should you do if you get text messages from USPS asking for a payment for missed deliveries?

Anytime anyone offers you something free, you should think twice if it’s safe to accept it. That’s true even if that something is coming from a legitimate business with millions of users. We’re ...