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Not ready to join actor Will Ferrell, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and others in the movement to delete Facebook? Learn some ways to safeguard your privacy on Facebook without deleting your account.…
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Happy 2016! With a new year, come goals for a happier, healthier, awesomer you. We kick off the new year showcasing must-have apps you need to help you stick to…
A new security flaw in Microsoft Windows could cause you to lose complete control of your computer just by clicking on a PowerPoint presentation. Here's how to protect yourself. Front page news: …