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When traveling, the convenience of public Wi-Fi often tempts us, but this convenience brings risks. A study conducted by Forbes Advisor reveals the cybersecurity risks associated with using public ...

Prevent apps from using all your WiFi on iOS and iPadOS It’s trickier to figure out how much WiFi your apps are using on an iPhone or iPad. You can tap Cellular Data from Settings to see which ...

Public WiFi is the least safe way to access the internet, and with so many dangerous connection points out there, VPN use is ...

Using public WiFi increases the chance that you might connect to a hotspot that has been improperly secured. Data passing over the network could be vulnerable to hackers, putting you at risk.

The big difference between WiFi calling and regular calling is that it uses your WiFi network, not your mobile data. This means it works well in areas where you have bad cell signal but good WiFi ...

When it comes to using your laptop on a train, or anywhere without WiFi, using your phone as a hotspot is a great solution. The only real downside: Computers soak up lots of data.