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Protecting your child's privacy is difficult when you consider all their online activities, allow online safety advocate, Marian Merritt, help you understand Facebook's privacy settings.

Smartphone and tablet users connecting to Wi-Fi networks risk a Man in the Middle attack from cybercriminals.

If you constantly leave your smartphone or tablet on charge, you are likely to be killing its battery. Norton expert Erik Carlstrom explains more...

Smartphone apps gather a wide range of personal information from our devices, so how do we know that app developers are taking care with our data?

Bjorn Kirchberg of Mobilcom-Debitel provides some advice on securing your smartphone and installing new apps safely.

It's common-sense to avoid exposing your gadgets to extreme temperatures, Erik Carlstrom takes a look at how these affect battery consumption on your smartphone or tablet.

Two-factor authentication isn't just for banking and business use, it's also increasingly relevant for consumers, and provides additional security for your online accounts.

For those wishing to make their Wi-Fi connections more resistant to snooping, it's worth understanding how port filtering can help.

If you're looking to move any aspect of your business over to the cloud, it's essential that you have confidence in your provider - Oliver Crofton, founder of Vigilante Bespoke, explains why.

In the first of a new 3-part series, Norton mobile expert Erik Carlstrom looks at some simple steps to help extend the battery life of your smartphone.

Let's take a look at Android Beam, and how to maintain your privacy while enjoying NFC features.

With smartphone and tablet users spending more than ever on apps, it's time to consider how to make money from your efforts.

Performing a factory reset on your smartphone will vary depending on which version of Android you're running - learn how here. 

Following three major global media organisations' social network accounts being hacked, users are being urged to check their security settings.