Any unauthorized user of your Wi-Fi is dangerous and can be a potential hacker looking to potentially steal data — even your neighbor who is just "borrowing" your Wi-Fi.

It's easy to hop on Wi-Fi networks while you're out, but you are opening yourself – and your data – up to unknown attacks. Try these four suggestions.

Here are the basics for protecting your home Wi-Fi network. Keep reading for more information on each below. Place your ...

If you want to check Browsing History on WiFi Router, you the default gateway of the router, a browser, and router's credentials. Check this post to know how to do the same.

Learn how to figure out which apps gobble up Wi-Fi data on your Android devices.

Your WiFi may be lagging because your apps may be hogging more bandwidth than they should. Spot them to boost your home network speed.

How to Use a WiFi Without Your Data Being Stolen. If your employees travel and use free Wi-Fi hotspots while dining out or doing research, they may be subjecting your data to significant risk of ...

How to check how much data Wi-Fi Assist has used This capability was missing when Wi-Fi Assist was first introduced, but Apple quickly implemented it in a later software update.

Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains what the difference is between using cellular data or a WiFi network and shows you which is most secure.