Ken Colburn, Data Doctors
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DATA DOCTORS | Feb 9, 2019Do those apps that scan for card skimmers at gas stations work?
Credit card skimmers are a growing problem, especially at gas stations because gas pumps still aren’t setup to read chipped cards.
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DATA DOCTORS | Feb 2, 2019How can I tell if a text message from the IRS is legit?
Tax filing season is "Christmas for Criminals" and every year we see new scams attempting to trick taxpayers, so being very careful is a really good idea.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jan 26, 2019What is the best OnBoard Diagnostics port scanner for my car?
The OnBoard Diagnostics port is not just for your car, as many products are available to give you more detailed information when your engine light comes on.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jan 19, 2019How can I tell if hackers have any of my passwords?
If you’ve been using the internet for more than a couple of years, you can assume that one or several of your passwords have been compromised.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jan 12, 2019What is a secure method of encrypting email messages?
Email continues to be the most common communication channel for small businesses to interact with their clients, but it’s also one of the least secure.
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DATA DOCTORS | Jan 5, 2019Should I be using a VPN service on my smartphone?
There are a number of reasons for using a Virtual Private Network, especially for mobile devices, such as laptops, smartphones and tablets.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 29, 2018Tech-related resolutions to keep in mind as 2019 approaches
With 2019 quickly approaching, a number of tech resolutions can help keep your personal information safe from potential hackers.
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DATA DOCTORS | Dec 22, 2018Need help wading through all streaming TV service options?
There’s never been a better time to switch to a streaming TV service, but the downside to so many choices is that it makes the decision much more confusing.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 15, 2018Tips for Switching From Windows to Mac
2019 is the year that I want to switch from Windows to Mac, but how difficult is it to make the transition?
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DATA DOCTORS | Dec 8, 2018How do USB security keys work and should I get one?
Your online assets have long been one of the major targets of hackers and the only thing keeping them out of your accounts is your passwords.
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DATA DOCTORS | Dec 1, 2018
Which Android should I consider if I’m switching from an iPhone?
As the sophistication of smartphones improves, the gaps between brands and platforms has narrowed, leading users to wonder if they should switch from iPhone to Android.
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DATA DOCTORS | Nov 24, 2018What is SIM hijacking and how do I prevent it from happening to me?
Due to the level of reliance with our smartphones, an effective scam known as SIM swapping or SIM hijacking has been on the rise.
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DATA DOCTORS | Nov 17, 2018It’s rare for browser extensions to be dangerous, but take precautions
Allowing anything into your browser can potentially allow others to monitor everything you’re doing or modify what you’ll actually see as you’re surfing the web. Thoroughly evaluate browser extensions before installation.
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DATA DOCTORS | Nov 10, 2018Should I use a service that scans dark web for my personal information?
A service being offered by various security companies is a Dark Web Scan, which sounds pretty impressive based on the name. But should you use it?
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DATA DOCTORS | Nov 3, 2018What remote monitoring devices are best for rental properties?
The variety of affordable remote monitoring devices that let property owners to keep tabs on their rental units has become a bit overwhelming.
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DATA DOCTORS | Oct 27, 2018Why did Google send me a Beacon and what will it do for my business?
Google's Beacon technology designed to help the retail industry has been around since 2013, but it’s just now becoming more mainstream.
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DATA DOCTORS | Oct 13, 2018What can I do if I fell for a Microsoft scammer?
The sophistication level being used to con people into thinking that they are talking to Microsoft evolves. Even the most levelheaded folks can be convinced by a skilled con man.
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DATA DOCTORS | Oct 6, 2018How can I protect my system from Windows update that deletes files?
Microsoft recently started rolling out the Windows 10 October 2018 update that will start automatically installing itself for most systems starting next week.
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DATA DOCTORS | Sep 22, 2018Signs of a scam: How can I tell if a charity is legitimate?
Charity fraudsters have become very good at tugging at our heartstrings to elicit donations. Here are some online tools for evaluating charities.
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DATA DOCTORS | Sep 15, 2018Can Google track my location after I’ve changed my smartphone settings?
A recent report outlining the complexity of Google’s various location tracking systems has created quite a stir for users and some government agencies.
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DATA DOCTORS | Sep 8, 2018Is it safer to do my online banking on my smartphone or computer?
Compromised banking credentials are a hot property on the dark web, which serves as a marketplace for cyber thieves and finding new ways to trick users into giving up those credentials is ongoing.
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DATA DOCTORS | Sep 1, 2018Is Facebook really limiting the news feed to 26 people?
A hoax message claiming that Facebook is limiting your news feed to 25 or 26 friends is circulating again because many people don’t take a minute to fact-check before they repost.
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DATA DOCTORS | Aug 25, 2018There’s more to upcoming 5G technology than just speed
The fifth generation of wireless transmission technology known as 5G is one of the more interesting developments on the technology landscape because it has wide-ranging implications.
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DATA DOCTORS | Aug 18, 2018Will Microsoft charge a monthly fee for Windows 10?
Microsoft deviated from its traditional path with Windows when they rolled out Windows 10 as their final version of Windows -- and for many users it was free.