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How to manage the internet for your family
Kids, parents, and grandparents, everyone needs to know how to use the internet wisely. Learn how to keep your kids safe online and your family's data private.
Minecraft offers parental controls you can use to keep your kids safe while they play.
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Does Minecraft have parental controls?
Learn about Minecraft's parental controls and create a plan so your child has a fun, safe gaming experience without sacrificing their personal information.
Instagram now offers Teen Accounts, which turn on many several protections by default
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Does Instagram have parental controls?
Learn about Instagram's default safety settings for teens and its parental controls so you can help your child avoid inappropriate content.
Teens' accounts on TikTok have many privacy protections turned on by default
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Does TikTok have parental controls?
Many parents wonder if TikTok is safe. We explain the data TikTok collects, how its default protections work for teens, and how to use its parental controls.
A teen's account on Snapchat turns on many privacy protections by default
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Does Snapchat have parental controls?
Many parents wonder if Snapchat is safe. We explain the data Snapchat collects, how it keeps kids engaged, and how to use its parental controls.
Family photos linked by AI, suggesting that your family photos may be used for training AI
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Your family photos are training AI – here’s why it matters and how to stop it
Learn how Big Tech uses family photos to train AI, how it affects you, and how to protect your privacy to keep your memories out of datasets.
Illustration of a QR code inside an envelope with an alert symbol suggesting the code is part of a scam
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How to stay safe from ‘quishing’ and protect yourself from QR code scams
Quishing works by tricking people into scanning a scam QR code disguised to look legitimate. Here's how to protect yourself from quishing scams.
A stylized icon resembling the Google Photos logo with a dark triangular warning sign containing an exclamation mark, representing Google Photos safety issues
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Is Google Photos safe? For sharing private photos, not so much
Is Google Photos secure to share private pictures? Here's how its protections can fall short — and other options for safer photo sharing.
how to change your email address
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How to change your email address quickly and securely
Learn how to change your email address across email services, including Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, and iCloud without risking your data.
Who is responsible for protecting CUI?
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Who is responsible for protecting CUI?
This article breaks down CUI, the parties responsible for marking and guarding it, and what goes into keeping it secure.
The cover image for a Proton Pass blog about how to change your Facebook password settings. The image shows the Facebook icon with a password field beneath it and a tick at the end of the password field
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How to change your Facebook password settings: A step-by-step guide
Here's a step-by-step guide for how to change or reset your Facebook password settings — and how to create a strong password you'll remember with Proton Pass.