Digital Security 101

The IRS begins accepting most tax returns on January 27th, 2025 — but the earlier you submit, the better chance you have of receiving your refund and avoiding scams.

Basic screen time limiting apps can help parents take control of how their children use digital devices — but the best apps do even more to keep your kids safe.

Knowing what to do if your identity is stolen makes the difference between a close call and financial ruin. Are you ready if a scammer strikes?

Radaris collects your personal information from public sources and sells it to anyone who will pay — unless you follow these steps to opt out of the site.

The Whitepages opt-out process can help protect your privacy — but is it enough? Learn how to best protect your data and identity.

If your personal information can be easily found in a Google search, it can put you at risk of harassment, hacking, and even identity theft.

46% of parents feel highly confident about what apps their children use. Aura’s own data says otherwise. Read the new 2024 State of the Youth Report.

Despite its approach of prioritizing authenticity over sharing, BeReal has some privacy risks that might make you think twice about letting your kids use it.