Jessica Molden

A Security Upgrade for Windows 7 Users

In today’s digital age, staying secure online is more important than ever. The Internet is constantly evolving its security standards to protect personal information and ensure safe online communication. One of the latest updates involves requiring a security upgrade that may impact some of our customers, especially those using older Windows devices. If you’re a […]

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Stay Safe from Holiday Scams: A Guide to Avoiding Common Threats this Season

The holiday season is a time for giving, celebration, and, unfortunately, an uptick in scams targeting consumers. With online shopping, social media promotions, and the rush to secure gifts, cybercriminals exploit seasonal spending to trick unsuspecting shoppers. This blog will guide you through the most common holiday scams and provide tips on staying safe. From

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Wondering What PC Matic is Doing for You? Monthly Reports Have the Answers!

If you’re wondering exactly how PC Matic protects, cleans, and optimizes your devices, our Monthly Reports help provide all the answers. These reports—now back and better than ever—give you a comprehensive look at what PC Matic is doing behind the scenes to keep your system secure, fast, and clutter-free. Delivered every 30 days, the Monthly

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Is Your Smart TV Spying on You? The Dark Side of Connected TVs

The rise of connected TVs (CTVs), including smart TVs and streaming devices, has transformed how we consume content. However, this convenience comes with a hidden cost—your privacy. A recent report from the Center for Digital Democracy (CDD) reveals that the streaming industry has developed a massive surveillance system, raising concerns about how our data is

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Terrifying New Sextortion Tactic: Scammers Send Photos of Your House

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybercrime, sextortion scams have emerged as a particularly invasive and manipulative form of fraud. While this type of extortion is not new, recent variations have become more sophisticated, incorporating personal data like home addresses, phone numbers, and even images of victims’ residences. These tactics make the scam feel more personal

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Stay Safe While Traveling: Protect Yourself with PC Matic VPN

Travelers have long been warned about the dangers of public Wi-Fi in airports, coffee shops, and hotels. Despite these warnings, the temptation to connect remains strong, especially for those in transit, eager to catch up on emails or check in with loved ones. Unfortunately, public Wi-Fi networks, particularly at airports, are prime targets for hackers

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Why Is Your Computer Running Slow? Is It the Device or the Internet?

There is nothing more frustrating than trying to work on a sluggish computer. Slow speeds can turn even simple tasks into a headache whether you’re trying to stream a movie, work on a project, or browse the web. The first question is: Is the issue with your computer, or is it your Internet connection? Knowing

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FBI Warns Timeshare Owners of Telemarketing Scam Linked to Mexican Drug Cartel

The FBI is alerting timeshare owners to a dangerous telemarketing scam tied to a notorious Mexican drug cartel. The scheme preys on owners, tricking them into believing that a buyer is interested in purchasing their property, when in fact, they are being lured into a sophisticated scam operation. One such heartbreaking case is that of

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