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How to use Signal for encrypted SMS messages

Posted on April 21, 2016 by Jack Wallen

Jack Wallen shows you how to get up and running with the encrypted SMS app Signal. Continue reading How to use Signal for encrypted SMS messages→

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How to connect your Android device to a VPN with VyprVPN

Posted on April 21, 2016 by Jack Wallen

If you aren’t a fan of using unsecured wireless networks while on the go, a VPN client is what you want. Jack Wallen introduces you to one of the best on the Android platform. Continue reading How to connect your Android device to a VPN with VyprVPN→

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How to use WhatsApp to send encrypted messages

Posted on April 19, 2016 by Jack Wallen

If you have not tried WhatsApp Messenger, you’re missing out on encrypted, unlimited messages with images, video, and audio. Get up to speed on installing and using the app. Continue reading How to use WhatsApp to send encrypted messages→

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How to use secure shell from a Ubuntu Phone with the Terminal app

Posted on April 7, 2016 by Jack Wallen

If secure shell is your admin jam and you use a Ubuntu Phone, check out how easy it is to ssh to your Linux servers via the Terminal app. Continue reading How to use secure shell from a Ubuntu Phone with the Terminal app→

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GNOME privacy options give users even more desktop security

Posted on March 31, 2016 by Jack Wallen

Privacy is simple to manage in the recent iterations of the GNOME desktop. Jack Wallen walks you through the GNOME Privacy tool. Continue reading GNOME privacy options give users even more desktop security→

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How to add a layer of security in Chrome OS with Guest Browsing

Posted on March 17, 2016 by Jack Wallen

Chromebook users who are frequently on the go might want to take advantage of the Chrome OS Guest Browsing feature. Jack Wallen shows you how. Continue reading How to add a layer of security in Chrome OS with Guest Browsing→

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How to delete your OK Google Now audio search history

Posted on February 15, 2016 by Jack Wallen

If you’re a Google Now power user, you might want to know that Google saves all of your audio searches. You might also want to know how to delete those searches from your account. Jack Wallen shows you how. Continue reading How to delete your OK Google Now audio search history→

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Google Chrome security tips for the paranoid at heart

Posted on February 11, 2016 by Jack Wallen

If you’re a Google Chrome user who loses sleep about online privacy risks, check out these tricks to making your browsing experience more secure. Continue reading Google Chrome security tips for the paranoid at heart→

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