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With it being only a few decades after the start of the web revolution, what needs fixing? Plenty, it seems.

Meeting online with Zoom doesn’t mean you’re tied to your desk—learn how to host or join video conferences from your smartphone.

Futurist Isaac Arthur explains how to stay safe from quantum encryption hacking.

Did you know there’s a Zoom web client meeting attendees can use without having to install the Zoom app? Learn how to enable this option to make digital meetings even easier.

A running Kubernetes pod doesn’t have to be taken down to be altered. Using the patch option, adding a new container to the pod is actually quite easy.

Sometimes you need to upload or download a file to a Slack community or contact. Find out how.

TechRepublic’s Karen Roby talks with the president of Byte about how the company is using 3D printers to make needed healthcare supplies and sharing its teledentistry network during the coronavirus crisis.

Both sides agree that government regulations could be the fix for what ails social media platforms.

More workers than ever are working from home. While the technologies certainly are there, the employee mindset may not be. Here are some ideas to help you strike a balance between work and home.

Drones, artificial intelligence, and machine learning are assisting critical infrastructure workers.

Learn how to prevent internet trolls from crashing your Zoom video conferences and flooding them with inappropriate content.

Nextcloud allows you to enforce groups to use two-factor authentication. Let’s find out how to create a group and then add them to 2FA enforcement.

If you make use of the Firefox Multi-Container Account add-on, it now includes the ability to sync your customizations across your Firefox account.

Using conditional statements in Google Sheets is an easy way to bring more power and accuracy to your invoices and more.

Robert Lee, founder and CEO of Dragos, discusses the dangers cyberattacks pose to critical industrial infrastructures.

Zoom Cloud Meetings for iOS and Android is just as capable of being used for screen and document shares as the desktop version. Just follow these simple steps.

The new features in iOS/iPadOS 13.4 include iCloud Drive folder sharing, Apple Mail updates, changes to Siri, universal app support, and more.

A security expert offers tips on how to keep employees safe in this work-from-home environment during the coronavirus pandemic.