Kim Komando Tech Tips

Nowadays, you can't go online or turn on the news without hearing about the control Big Tech has on our lives — and the growing resentment around it.

It's nearly impossible to delete yourself from the web totally, but you can wipe out quite a bit if you know where to start.

Keeping an eye on your home from afar used to mean spending a fortune on professional installation and monitoring. Now, you can install cameras, a smart doorbell, or a full security system yourself.

Your first line of defense against hackers is knowing the basics of cybersecurity that everyone likes to ignore.

Remember back when you bought your computer? It was blazing fast, started up as soon as you hit the power button, and everything was clean and tidy. You can get some of that back

Maybe you’ve set aside your stash of pandemic disinfectant wipes, but that doesn't mean you should ignore your tech.

Let's take a closer look at the privacy options available for your online searches.

Let’s look at a few download habits that could ruin your computer.

There are countless hackers, data-hungry companies, developers, advertisers, and snoops on the hunt for your information.

Here are five new Windows tricks to try out that include screen sharing and a better way to organize files.