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How-to Geek calls GlassWire "The best firewall software for Windows" and says "it's an absolutely amazing piece of software that we use". GlassWire has extremely detailed network monitoring and threat monitoring. Use GlassWire to see all your PCs hidden network connections from all your apps, and see exactly where those apps are connecting in real-time. Try GlassWire FREE today! | |
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 Android and iOS are in constant competition for unique features, but more often than not they just end up taking features from the other platform. That said, iOS still has a few tricks up its sleeve. Read More »
|  Software engineers have always developed new ways of fitting a lot of data into a small space. It was true when our hard drives were tiny, and the advent of the internet has just made it more critical. File compression plays a big part in connecting us, letting us send less data down the line so we can have faster downloads and fit more connections onto busy networks. Read More »
|  Screen Time tracks how much you’ve used your iPhone or iPad. It also lets you schedule times when you shouldn’t be using apps or set maximum amounts of time you’d want to use specific types of apps, like games. Read More »
|  We know, updating your PC is a hassle–but it’s essential. New security flaws are discovered on a regular basis, and most companies are pretty good about issuing fixes for those flaws as they crop up. Plugging those holes, however, depends primarily upon you making sure things are appropriately updated. Read More »
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