Kim Komando
Learn about all the latest technology on The Kim Komando Show, the nation's largest weekend radio talk show. Kim takes calls and dispenses advice on today's digital lifestyle, from smartphones and tablets to online privacy and data hacks. For her daily tips, free newsletters and more, visit her website at Komando.com.
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The essential privacy tool to protect you from Big Tech is a VPN
For real online privacy, use a VPN. With just a click, you can keep online snoops, including Big Tech and your ISP, out of your digital life.Comments -
Want to get away from Big Tech? Here’s how to make the change
The recent ban of Parler from Apple and Google’s app stores and the Amazon shutdown of the social media app might have you thinking about Big Tech’s power. -
5 new features for Windows 10 you should try right now
Few things in life are predictable. Sadly, one is buggy Windows updates. But those updates also bring vital security patches, so skipping them entirely isn’t your best move. -
Got new tech? Lock it down now before it’s too late
To keep your identity, apps, and bank accounts safe from hackers, you have to be smarter than the criminals. Here are tips on how to lock down your devices. -
The big online banking mistake you didn’t know you were making
If you’re banking via your computer or phone, do it the smart way. It only takes a few minutes. -
Hidden map on phone reveals everywhere you’ve been
If you use Google Photos, prepare to be shocked when you see all the data the company has collected about you. -
Here’s how to record and send audio messages on iPhone or Android
If you're composing a long text message, give your fingers a break and follow these tips for recording and sending audio messages. -
Here are 10 technology tips you wish you knew sooner
From iPhone shortcuts to improving your video and audio quality, here are 10 tech tips you wish you had known about sooner. -
How to lock down your Wi-Fi and protect your home
People love to mooch free Wi-Fi. Here are a few tips for securing your router against unauthorized hitchhikers. -
Amazon just started sharing your internet connection
Amazon recently emailed Ring and Echo owners to let them know that they've been opted in automatically to its Sidewalk initiative. Before you accept, know the facts.
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