The internet is at the core of daily activities for all the family. From the kids managing academic work with online tools, to mum and dad watching a web series on a smart TV or shopping on Amazon and attending virtual meetings on Zoom, we need the internet at every step.
Your smartphone probably goes almost everywhere with you. From early morning alarms to those late night messages, it stays within your reach all throughout the day. For thoae of us with families, the mobile phone is a vital data centre keeping everything operational: School timetables, dinner money payments, kids’ bus tickets, homework logs. . .
The everyday email habits that help keep family data safe Most families have got locks on the doors, maybe a camera at the front and a general awareness of who’s coming and going on the street. But digital security tends to get a lot less attention, even though the threats are just as real and
For most of us, a smartphone is a means of keeping in touch with friends and family, but in the case of lone workers, it has an important role to play in keeping them safe.
Having started studying for a degree last year, my life has become a cycle. Every six weeks or so I have to produce and complete two assignments. I recently completed another cycle of assignments and as I worked on them, two things became constant features in my life: Strong coffee and the sound of techno
