Dear Savvy Senior, I recently had an estate plan drafted, including a will, power of attorney and advance directive, but I’m ...

A long-running Facebook user's account is erroneously disabled by Meta — thousands of other users are experiencing the same ...

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The CRA proactively revokes CRA user IDs and passwords that may have been obtained by unauthorized third parties through external sources. Additionally, user IDs and passwords that have been unused ...

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Australian authorities are demanding major social media platforms report on account deactivations since a ban on users under ...

Many of our modern memories could vanish at the click of a button, or become irretrievable when the technological platforms ...

A spoofed email address and an easily faked document is all it takes for major tech companies to hand over your most personal ...

Despite your best intentions, it can be difficult to get everyone in your circle a perfect – or at least personal – gift. So you turn to Plan B: gift cards. Easy to get. Easy to use. Usually welcome.

If nothing is done about social media accounts after death, they will continue to exist on their own. In the worst-case scenario, unclosed accounts can pose a risk for misuse, such as identity theft.

An Eastern Shore businessman helped send 3,500 Maryland and Delaware students to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum through a ...