Someone may be using your laptop or your desktop web camera to watch and listen to you without your knowledge. It happens, and yes, it’s downright creepy. And to think that someone may be spying on ...

Covering your webcam may alleviate some fears right off the bat -- even if you don't understand the obscure software ...

As human evolves, so does technology. Nowadays, the using of our phone, laptop or video console is part of a daily routine that we need to face constantly, even if we are aware of its risks or not.

Perhaps you've noticed while at a coffee shop or library: laptop computers all around are crowned with a Post-It or little slip of paper covering their cameras. What's the point? Curious to understand ...

It’s 2020, we’re all working from home, and laptop webcams still suck after decades of camera innovation. While the cameras in our phones get better every year, the ones built into our laptops seem to ...

Virtual meetings, live-streaming, and content production are now a permanent fixture of our daily life. You’ll need more than your laptop’s mediocre webcam for crystal clear communication with others ...

Windows 8 has a PC Settings utility that facilitates the removal of a device -- such as a camera or scanner -- from your computer. The Devices section of the PC Settings utility lists the devices that ...

No. Wifi cameras bad. If someone wanted to break into your house without being spotted, WiFi is trivial to jam. If you want to set up security cameras, wired dome cameras are the only way to go. As to ...