Ray Walsh
Freelance Writer at Freelance
I'm a digital privacy expert and VPN reviewer at Comparitech & Bleeping Computer. Find up-to-date news on tech, cybersec, digital privacy, and digital rights!
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6 days ago |
comparitech.com | Ray Walsh
Want to know how to change privacy settings on X (formerly Twitter)? Many people enjoy using X for personal or professional reasons, but they don’t always know how to make their Twitter secure. Following Elon Musk’s changes, Twitter’s privacy and security settings became more confusing, especially for users switching between iPhone, Android, and desktop.
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2 weeks ago |
comparitech.com | Ray Walsh
PayPal vs Venmo: Which is more secure? Choosing an online payment service isn’t just about convenience. Whether you’re paying for online shopping or accepting payments from clients, you should know whether PayPal or Venmo is more secure. People often ask us: Is PayPal safe? (And is Venmo safe?) In this guide, we’ve answered these critical payment app security questions. Our PayPal vs.
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1 month ago |
comparitech.com | Ray Walsh
Can wifi owner see what sites I visit? Quick answer? Yes. Whether you’re using your phone on home wifi, public wifi, or at work, your online activity could be tracked. Even if you use incognito mode, the wifi owner (network administrator) could access router logs to monitor the domain names you visit. Network metadata includes all connected devices, which apps you use, and how much data is transferred during each session. The good news? Wifi bills don’t show your browsing history.
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Jan 30, 2025 |
comparitech.com | Ray Walsh |Paul Bischoff
Are you trying to decide between Incogni and Optery? These data removal services improve your online privacy by removing you from people search sites. However, each provider has some key differences that may affect your decision. Keep reading to find out which data removal service we recommend. Removing your personal information from data brokers is essential to protect your privacy and security. Hundreds of data brokers profit from selling your details.
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Jan 23, 2025 |
comparitech.com | Ray Walsh |Paul Bischoff
A VPN uses encryption to keep your online activities private. It works by routing your traffic to a remote server. This masks your home IP address and prevents ISPs, hackers, and other third parties from monitoring your traffic. There are many types of VPN – keep reading to learn which type you need. A primary business application for VPNs is secure remote access. Businesses rely on Remote Access VPNs to let employees connect to corporate networks from home. However, VPNs aren’t just for businesses.
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Thinking about getting a #VPN? 🔐 Check out my 2025 NordVPN review to see if it’s the right fit for your privacy and streaming needs. #DigitalPrivacy #Cybersecurity https://t.co/NBg5il5wF3
Looking beyond TikTok? I shared insights with @Forbes on emerging alternatives like RedNote and what they mean for #digital #privacy. Read more here 👇https://t.co/4bCyH0PzR8
Privacy laws are evolving fast - are businesses keeping up? I shared insights with @cmswire on how companies can stay ahead of shifting privacy regulations in the US and beyond. Check it out! 👇 #DataPrivacy #PrivacyLaws #digital #privacy https://t.co/4VhtOvehti