Author: The Tech Helper
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The 1-Page Scam Prevention & Family Safe Word Fridge Sheet (Free Printable Guide)
Phone calls, texts, and emails claiming an urgent family emergency or bank problem trick thousands of families every week. A clear, physical checklist stuck to your kitchen fridge can help. It gives you a moment… Continue reading
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The Best Wireless TV Headphones for Seniors (Zero Lip-Sync Delay & Easy Charging)
Do you keep turning up the television volume to hear mumbling actors? Standard TV speakers are part of the problem. Modern flat-screen TVs have tiny speakers pointed backward at the wall. The easiest fix is… Continue reading
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The best way to buy Microsoft Office cheap
If all you need is Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for everyday things like letters, budgets, and presentations, you don’t have to pay Microsoft’s usual price. A site called StackSocial sells one-time Microsoft Office licences for… Continue reading
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The best security key for protecting your online accounts
A security key is the strongest form of two-factor authentication available. Here is our pick for most people, and a cheaper backup option. Continue reading
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What is identity theft, and how do you protect yourself?
Identity theft is when someone uses your personal details without permission. A free credit freeze is one of the strongest protections available. Continue reading
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How to block spam calls and texts on your phone
Your phone already has free, built-in tools to cut down on spam calls and texts. Here is how to turn them on. Continue reading
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What is a password manager, and should you use one?
A password manager creates and stores strong, unique passwords for every site you use, so you only need to remember one master password. Continue reading
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How to spot a phishing email
Phishing emails try to trick you into giving away passwords or money. A few simple checks can help you spot almost all of them. Continue reading
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What is two-factor authentication, and why should you use it?
Two-factor authentication adds a second check when you log in, stopping most account break-ins even if a scammer has your password. Continue reading






