Stuart Kerr Spindlow is Impulsec’s Publisher, Chief Editor and Lead Reviewer. He writes and maintains coverage of consumer cybersecurity and digital-safety software, with a focus on practical suitability, limitations and the evidence behind product claims. Read Stuart’s full profile.
How to Remove Malware From Android: Practical Steps
Remove suspected Android malware safely: check Play Protect, uninstall unwanted apps, troubleshoot browser alerts and prepare for a reset only if needed.
Do Android Phones Need Antivirus? When It Helps
Do Android phones need antivirus? Compare built-in protection with extra security apps, check update support and decide which features you actually need.
Do iPhones Need Antivirus? What Actually Protects You
Do iPhones need antivirus? Learn what iOS protects, what security apps can and cannot scan, and which account and privacy checks matter most.
How to Check If Your Phone Has a Virus: Android and iPhone
Check an Android phone or iPhone for signs of malware, spot fake virus alerts, and learn when to remove an app, secure an account or get help.
Do Macs Need Antivirus? When Built-In Security Is Enough
Do Macs need antivirus? Understand Apple’s built-in protection, when extra software can help, and the Mac security checks to make before paying.
Take It Down Act: FTC Explains How to Report Ignored Requests
The FTC’s 23 September alert explains how to report ignored intimate-image removal requests, and how its portal differs from NCMEC’s Take It Down.
Forgot Your Master Password? What Happens Next
Quick Answer: Preserve any device that still opens the vault, identify the missing credential, and use the recovery route configured for your exact provider and account. A two-factor recovery code may not replace a forgotten […]
How to Share Passwords Safely with Family
Quick Answer To share passwords safely with family, use individual or delegated accounts wherever the service supports them. When a shared login is necessary, share only that item through a trusted password manager or a […]
How to Set Up a Family Password Manager Safely
Quick Answer: Give each person a separate account, establish recovery, and test a narrowly shared household item before importing essential credentials. Keep private accounts outside family-wide vaults, and check recipient permissions rather than assuming an […]