Turning On Do Not Track Is Practically Useless: Heres What I Do Instead

Today, millions of people in the US will be headed to the polls to vote as Election Day 2024 arrives. Regardless of which presidential candidate youre favoring, vice president Kamala Harris or former president Donald Trump, Apple is making it easier to keep tabs on what will certainly be an exciting presidential race.

Productivity apps promise to organize our lives, simplify workflows, and boost efficiency. Yet, despite endless tools at our fingertips, true productivity often remains out of reach. Why? Because productivity apps are not the answer to your productivity woesit's about the system behind them.

Contrary to popular belief, the New York Times does not have the monopoly on word puzzles. If you're looking for more daily brain games or don't want to spend $50 on full access to NYT Games, check out these five platforms that might surprise you.

If you want to prevent companies from tracking what you do online, you may be tempted to turn on your browser's "Do Not Track" option. However, while enabling it doesn't exactly do any harm, it doesn't do much good either. So, here's what I do to stop websites from tracking me instead of relying on Do Not Track.

If it appears the Reaper is making a visit to your Vizio TV, causing a "black screen of death", there's still time to fix it. It doesn't always mean your television is ready for the afterlife, so give these solutions a try before you call it.

Your password is the first line of defense against security threats. However, these outdated password myths could be jeopardizing your security, which is why they need busting right now.