Quick Share officially announced at CES 2024 ||

Google and Samsung join forces to simplify file sharing   Sharing content across devices hasn’t always been the most seamless experience. Back in 2020, Google introduced Nearby Share to make file sharing across devices easier but if you were a Samsung user, you had similar capabilities with a feature called Quick Share. It’s been convoluted since there isn’t a unified sharing solution. But that might […] Read More Sponsored by VIZOR Chromebook 1:1 Management Software for School Districts 20% Discount Limited Time Offer! Find out how VIZOR can help your School manage Chromebooks. VIZOR is a Chromebook and IT Asset management solution designed specifically for School Districts. VIZOR integrates with the Google Admin console and with your Student Information System. With VIZOR you can easily see which Student has which Chromebook, streamline device checkouts with barcodes, manage repairs, and automate disabling lost or stolen devices while notifying parents, all in one click. Click here to find out more about VIZOR and claim 20% off Copyright © 2024 Unboxed Media, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our mailing address is: Unboxed Media 111 W Dixie Ave Ste 200 Elizabethtown, KY 42701-1410 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

ASUS' latest attempt at a small Chromebook tablet ||

Unboxing the new ASUS Chromebook CM30 Detachable tablet [VIDEO]   CES 2024 is here in full force, but we’re clearly not out in Vegas this year for the festivities. Thanks to Asus, however, we got our hands on their latest Chromebook tablet – the Chromebook CM30 Detachable – well before its official release. So, let’s jump in the box and get into the good and […] Read More Sponsored by VIZOR Chromebook 1:1 Management Software for School Districts 20% Discount Limited Time Offer! Find out how VIZOR can help your School manage Chromebooks. VIZOR is a Chromebook and IT Asset management solution designed specifically for School Districts. VIZOR integrates with the Google Admin console and with your Student Information System. With VIZOR you can easily see which Student has which Chromebook, streamline device checkouts with barcodes, manage repairs, and automate disabling lost or stolen devices while notifying parents, all in one click. Click here to find out more about VIZOR and claim 20% off Copyright © 2024 Unboxed Media, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our mailing address is: Unboxed Media 111 W Dixie Ave Ste 200 Elizabethtown, KY 42701-1410 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

How to be more anonymous online

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View in browser  |  Your newsletter preferences By Matt Burgess | 01.09.24 On the internet, everyone wants to know who you are. Websites are constantly asking for your email address or trying to place tracking cookies on your devices. A murky slurry of advertisers and tech firms track which websites you visit, predicting what your interests are and what you may want to buy. Search engines, browsers, and apps can log each search or scroll you make. At this stage of the internet, being totally anonymous across your entire online life is incredibly hard to achieve. Phones, SIM cards, browsers, Wi-Fi networks, and more use identifiers that can be linked to your activity. But there are steps you can take to obscure your identity for everyday browsing. If you're looking to be truly anonymous or to protect your identity for a specific purpose—such as whistleblowing or activism—you should consider your threat model and individual security situation. But many of the changes you can make, which are listed here, are straightforward switches that can stop you from being tracked as much and apply to most people. If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. This helps support our journalism. Learn more. How to Be More Anonymous Online Being fully anonymous is next to impossible—but you can significantly limit what the internet knows about you by sticking to a few basic rules. ADVERTISEMENT You Might Also Like How to Back Up Your Digital Life Backups are boring, but they'll save your digital bacon. Here's how to make sure your data lives on, even when your PC doesn't. How to Avoid Those Infuriating Cookie Pop-Ups Cookie consent notices are everywhere, and opting out of tracking is a pain. It doesn't have to be this way. How to Back Up Your Emails in Gmail, Outlook, and iCloud Yes, you should back up your most important emails. Here's how to do it, whether you use Google, Microsoft, or Apple. 6 Ways to Delete Yourself From the Internet You'll never be able to get a clean slate—but you can significantly downsize your digital footprint. GET WIRED Our Winter Sale is Officially live! Subscribe to WIRED for only $29.99 $5. That includes subscriber-only content like Steven Levy's Plaintext column, plus FREE WIRED stickers as a special bonus! Thanks for reading. Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up here. Plus, browse more newsletters from WIRED. You're receiving this email because you signed up for the Gadget Lab newsletter from WIRED.   Manage your preferences  |   View our Privacy Policy  |  Unsubscribe   Have questions or comments? Send us a message. Need help? Contact us.   Copyright © Condé Nast 2024. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.