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Online dating can be a great way to meet new people and even find love - but not everyone you meet online is who they say they are.
Is the latest craze app sending your data to the Russians? More importantly, is it sending my data to the Russians?
Many in my generation ("Boomers") are not very eager to adopt new technology. That's what this site is all about. Let's look at pay with your phone services. What it is, how it works, and is it safe.
This article will not include apps that let you order and pay for products, such as Chick Fil A, Amazon, McDonalds, etc. I'll hit those in a later article.
Today I'm talking about using your phone to pay in store for purchases.
If you have walked through a department store or browsed Amazon recently, you have likely seen them: sleek wallets, heavy-duty purses, and individual card sleeves proudly bearing the label "RFID-Protected."
As of this writing we are less than a month away from the 2024 presidential election, and the rhetoric is getting deep.
GMO. Possibly the most hated three letters in the world. At least in the US. GMO. The mere whisper of those letters strikes fear in the hearts and minds of hipsters everywhere. But what is the truth about GMOs?
At The Tech Boomer, we’re always advocating for smarter, safer tech use - and a new study from Cybernews shows we’ve still got a long way to go when it comes to password habits.
The FBI has just released its annual Internet Crime Report (IC3) which details what the most prevalent cyber scams are, and what group is most likely to be targeted.
A few times a month, I get a friend request on Facebook from someone I'm already friends with. Later I see a post from that person to "not accept any friend requests from me, my Facebook account has been hacked."
I try to explain to them that they haven't been hacked, they've been cloned.
