Data Doctors
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DATA DOCTORS | Feb 28, 2026Protect yourself from surging AI tax scams as criminals use voice cloning, deepfakes
AI is making tax scams harder to spot, with fake IRS messages, voice‑cloned calls and phony preparers targeting filers.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jun 28, 2025How to snap great pictures of fireworks
How to snap great pictures of fireworks using your phone.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jun 21, 2025Find out if your passwords were exposed in a massive data breach
Is there a way to know if your passwords are part of the latest massive data breach? Luckily, yes. Here are a few ways to find out.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jun 14, 2025This is a cybersecurity must for Windows 10 users trying to avoid upgrading to Windows 11
Data Doctors analyzes the possibility that Windows 11 upgrade workarounds for non-compliant (Windows 10) computers might not be safe.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jun 7, 2025What to do when your new Wi-Fi router is having compatibility issues
Got a new Wi-Fi router but your old devices aren't working so well? Those older devices may be having compatibility issues but it can be fixed.
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DATA DOCTORS | May 31, 2025Beware the ‘Found in China’ iPhone scam
One iPhone scam that's especially popular lately seeks to freak users out by claiming their smartphone has been found somewhere in Asia.
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DATA DOCTORS | May 10, 2025How to safely add fonts to your computer
Want to expand the amount of fonts accessible to you when working on your computer? Here's how to safely download new fonts.
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DATA DOCTORS | May 3, 2025What to know and do about the ‘dark web’
The term ‘dark web’ can pop up in news stories, especially when there's a big data breach. As ominous, as it sounds, it’s helpful to have an understanding of it and what you can do about it.
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DATA DOCTORS | Apr 26, 2025Getting suspicious texts? You might be a victim of ‘smishing’ scams
Getting weird text messages from strangers claiming to know you? This is a surefire sign of smishing scams. Here's a cybersecurity guide.
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DATA DOCTORS | Apr 19, 2025What causes ‘blue screen’ errors on Windows computers?
It's always frustrating when your Windows computer presents the dreaded "blue screen" error. Here are some common causes for why it pops up.
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DATA DOCTORS | Apr 12, 2025What are the best smartwatches for Android users?
Are you curious about buying a smartwatch that will pair with your Android smartphone? There are lots of options, so here's how to find the best one.
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DATA DOCTORS | Apr 5, 2025How seniors can avoid falling for ‘pig-butchering’ scams, others
There are many kinds of online scams targeting seniors these days. Here is a breakdown of the most common ones and how to combat them.
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DATA DOCTORS | Mar 22, 2025Cybersecurity tips every Arizonan should know when traveling abroad
This list of travel cybersecurity tips includes various strategies Arizonans should know when taking vacations this year and in future years.
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DATA DOCTORS | Mar 15, 2025Why your laptop battery is overheating
If your laptop battery is heating up more than usual, it’s important not to ignore it. While some warmth is normal during use, excessive heat can be a sign of serious issues that might impact both performance and longevity.
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DATA DOCTORS | Mar 8, 2025Cybersecurity tips for traveling abroad
Traveling abroad for the first time is an exciting experience, but it's also a prime opportunity for cybercriminals to target unsuspecting tourists.
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DATA DOCTORS | Mar 1, 2025How to Quiet Ads & Suggestions in Windows 11
Want to get quiet ads on Windows 11? It's understandable when you're dealing with constant pop-ups and notifications. Follow these steps.
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DATA DOCTORS | Feb 22, 2025What does Trend Micro’s Internet Security do over Windows Defender?
What does Trend Micro Internet Security do over Windows Defender? Here's the technological breakdown from the Data Doctors.
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DATA DOCTORS | Feb 8, 2025Should you use passkeys or passwords? And what’s the difference between them?
Sick of remembering each password for each account? Try a passkey. This security tool is a fundamental shift away from passwords altogether.
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DATA DOCTORS | Feb 1, 2025AirDrop and Apple Pay: Debunking security myths and how to safely use both
A viral TikTok video from last year warned of the danger of using AirDrop and Apple Pay. What is the truth behind these two applications and what do you need to watch for?
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DATA DOCTORS | Jan 25, 2025Should you be using Windows Hello to protect your computer?
Most computer users access their computers by typing in a password or maybe even a PIN. Windows Hello introduces biometric access.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jan 18, 2025What’s next if TikTok shuts down?
TikTok, with its addictive algorithm, has become a cultural phenomenon. With it possibly shutting down in the U.S., many wonder: What's next?
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DATA DOCTORS | Jan 11, 2025Is a Copilot+ PC Worth Buying?
If you're shopping and looking at different electronics on the market, you might come across the Copilot PC+. Here are details you should know.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jan 4, 2025Sick of messy computer cables cluttering your carpet? Try these easy cable organization tips
If you're wanting to get better at organizing computer cables in the new year, here are a few technological tools and tricks to check out.
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DATA DOCTORS | Dec 21, 2024Should you use Chromebooks for video conferencing?
Should you use a Chromebook for your video conferencing needs? It's a complex issue with different technological factors to consider.