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Playlists on streaming services may be the way most of us consume music these days, but I've recently started exploring an alternative. A growing number of 24/7 live radio stations are available online, and the ones on YouTube are quickly becoming my go-to when I want to listen to music.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a vital layer of security to your online accounts, but unfortunately, not all methods are created equal. Many people rely on SMS-based 2FA, assuming it’s a safe choice. Unfortunately, SMS is far from foolproof. Here’s why I've stopped using SMS for 2FA and what I use instead…

AI is all the hype nowadays, with every manufacturer racing to include as many AI features on their phones as possible. But what AI features do you actually need on a smartphone—ones that can speed up your workflow or make your life easier and are not just a gimmick?

Ransomware attacks can leave your data under someone else's control, which is why I always use ransomware protection on my PC. Luckily, Windows comes with built-in ransomware protection, and it's easy to set up.

Goal setting is key to staying productive, but daily task lists often overwhelm me, especially when life throws curveballs. Shifting to monthly goals brought flexibility, clarity, and reduced stress. Here’s why focusing on monthly goals has been a game-changer for me.

As much as I love racing to see the ending of a good show as fast as possible, binge-watching ultimately dulls the experience. When I stopped to smell the roses, the benefits were too great to ignore.