Justin Schamotta is an experienced writer, having spent the past two decades covering everything from consumer tech to corporate malfeasance. He's currently studying for a BSc in Data Science, after initially completing a postgraduate diploma in journalism at Cardiff University. When he's not playing with words and numbers, he can normally be found surfing at one of the beaches near his home.
Third-party cookies have been chipping away at our online privacy for more than three decades, so it’s thrilling that Google Chrome is doing away with them. But is the tech that's replacing them any better?
Notion isn’t end-to-end encrypted, which means its employees can access user content. Its privacy policies aren’t great either. So why do people love it so much?
Switching DNS servers can improve your connection speeds and stop adverts ever reaching your device. Find out how to change them for free with our step-by-step guide.
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A VPN provides peace of mind while connected to the internet. But which, from the multitude on offer, are most suitable for Nicaragua? We find out in this guide to Nicaragua VPNs.
Is your voice assistant spying on behalf of Amazon or Apple? We find out exactly what Alexa and Siri can hear from their privileged positions in your home.
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