Edward Baig

1 week ago | aarp.org | Edward Baig

In the past, I’ve written some texts to friends that I’m frankly not proud of. I’ve also sent texts with personal information that I fear could be exploited by eavesdroppers or hackers. I know now to be extra careful before hitting Send. But is it too late to delete older texts? Most of us have been there, dashing off embarrassing texts to family, friends, employers and clients without taking a moment to consider the consequences.

2 weeks ago | aarp.org | Edward Baig

AARP (Getty Images) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn I’m really into podcasts but have a dear friend who is older, living alone and who can no longer hear very well. He has a wide range of interests and would love to dive into all the podcasts.

3 weeks ago | aarp.org | Edward Baig

AARP (Getty Images, 3) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn I’m glued to my phone a lot, and so are my kids. But the worst culprit in the house is my husband, who seemingly can’t come to a meal or bed without the phone in front of his face.

1 month ago | aarp.org | Edward Baig

AARP (Getty Images, 2) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn My car has an app from the automaker, but I’ve never paid much attention to it. I’m not really doing much with the car’s dashboard screen either, which I use for the radio and to peek at the backup camera.

1 month ago | aarp.org | Edward Baig

Paul Spella Facebook Twitter LinkedIn In this story Flood of documents • Difficult to organize • Valuable to you • Off-site safety • Available immediately • Digital vaults’ cost • Security, privacy important Most everyone of a certain age has accumulated dozens if not hundreds of important documents: Birth certificates, marriage licenses, passports Bonds, stock certificates, tax records Auto, home and life insurance paperwork; deeds; loan documents; vehicle titles Military discharge papers,...