Author: Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

“You are not a product,” says the pitch for the rival to Chrome, Firefox and Safari. Advertisers pay to be seen, and Brave splits it 70/30 with us.

Don’t lose your precious memories while on vacation. Here’s how to free up room on your phone with services like iCloud, Google Drive and more.

Here are six tips to beef up your digital security on the road or at your local coffee shop this summer

We sum up our four-part privacy series with some thoughts on where the tech firms need to improve for the consumer.

Apple is less data hungry than Facebook, Google and Amazon and processes data on device instead of Cloud. But apps still track you on iPhone and iPad.

You can turn off some of the tracking, but then many Amazon features won’t work. And if you want to delete your Alexa recordings, you need the app.

Search giant’s “Location History” is an opt-in feature, but Google prompts users to turn it on for better recommendations. In turn, they get followed.

Facebook denies it monitors your conversations to serve you ads on your News Feed. So what does it really do? And why are there so many coincidences?

Apple, Google & Facebook’s instant sign-in is safer than tough passwords, says Google exec. If true, no more fiddling with #s, letters and symbols.

The iconic best-selling brand now has videogame tie-in with physical toy and digital track. Apple Stores to tout Hot Wheels id with in-store display.