… Letting AI agents sort through all your email has long been considered a killer app for AI, although the convenience doesn’t come without some serious risks. First, there’s the privacy aspect. Do you really want AI agents poking through all your email messages? …
… Phone numbers and emails become vectors for phishing attacks and SIM-swap fraud. The data is out there. The risks of having your personal details posted across the internet are very real – and the good news is that you can do something about it. …
… Outlook's new features improve both your email as well as your calendar. What I like about the new Outlook email features is how they have moved beyond new ways of drafting an email into inbox management, Outlook features you've had to manually manage up to now. …
… Don't click unsolicited links Every link should be treated as questionable, whether that's on a website, on social media, in an email, or even a text message. If you never click on unsolicited links, you can drastically reduce your risk of malware. …
… Its Scam Detector identifies potentially risky texts, emails, videos and QR codes, helping users assess threats before they become costly mistakes. …
… But this can be risky because you might forget about it... and is there anything more frustrating than thinking you sent someone that email only to hear back that you never did? …
… But this can lead to a fatal chain reaction: if one domino falls due to a data leak at a small online shop, your entire digital identity may be at risk. Hackers and their bots immediately try the stolen password on Amazon, PayPal or email providers. …
… Alternatively, find a site’s support email address or contact information and contact them directly. …
… New devices require verification through an emailed link before you can log in. However, McAfee doesn’t always send that email before the login request expires, which happens after about a minute. Sometimes the email wouldn’t hit my inbox until ten minutes after the login attempt. …