While it's undoubtedly convenient to use your smartphone in airports, you may end up with a bigger problem in the end.

Call your bank and credit card issuer: If you paid up or attempted to pay after receiving a scam text, call your card issuer.

Nothing can bum out a summer vacation like a trip to the emergency room. Follow these tips to stay safe while having fun.

Give clear and short answers: Make sure your answers are to the point and show off what you can do. Show you’re excited and a ...

Several national outlets are covering a relatively new scam in which kūpuna, and sometimes younger people, are scammed into purchasing gold bars and sending them for safe keeping. KHON2.com did a ...

Certain apps may help you avoid the U.S. government using your past posts against you.

Jeff Rossen shares tips to prevent unwanted charges from free trials, including using virtual credit cards, setting reminders ...

If you do travel this summer, have a great time. I used to send postcards to make friends and family jealous, but now you can easily send pictures of yourself and any companions from some amazing ...

Another method to avoid roaming is a bit more roundabout ... Once you have one set up, you just connect to the hotspot's Wi-Fi using your phone as normal. While it's a bit more cumbersome, this ...

TSA warns passengers not to plug phones or devices directly into a USB ... free Wi-Fi can carry cybersecurity risks. TSA says to avoid using the airport's free public Wi-Fi, especially for any ...

If your phone gets wet, avoid using rice to dry it, as it can leave debris inside the device. Instead: Turn off the phone immediately to prevent short circuits. Place it near a fan or in a bag of ...

One of the most common suggestions is that you shouldn't use your phone while it's charging. However, while there's certainly a grain of truth to the assumption underlying that claim, it's an ...