Getting bombarded with unsolicited emails in your inbox is annoying and a potential threat to your online safety, as scammers are always on the prowl for unsuspecting victims. However, there are ...

Scammers have become more sophisticated over the years. Instead of sending spam text messages, they contact you over text messages sent from an email address. Spam detection on the best foldables and ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. In the world of spammers, there is an abused method of texting you called email-to-text that takes your phone ...

In the past, emails were a godsend in terms of long-distance communication. Unlike snail mail, you could receive long-form content and converse with other people from around the world almost ...

You can block emails from your Yahoo inbox by using the "Blocked addresses" feature. With this feature, you can block specific email addresses from sending you mail. Visit Business Insider's Tech ...

A few months ago, my G Suite-enabled Gmail account reached a grim milestone: with no warning, the “block [email address]” feature—available from the menu with the three vertical dots in the upper left ...

It's not obvious how to stop emails you don't want, but Apple Mail on iOS 14 and macOS Big Sur does let you block individual senders. Here's how to do it — and what to do when it fails to work. This ...

Once you understand what email tracking pixels do, you'll want to block them—just like me. These silent trackers report your online activities to the sender, letting them know exactly when and how you ...

A new phishing campaign distributing malware pretends to be from the Spamhaus Project warning that the recipient's email address has been added to a spam block list due to sending unsolicited email.

If you’re signed up for any digital newsletters, have an inbox full of marketing emails, or have particularly nosey colleagues, some of those emails are definitely being tracked without your knowledge ...

It’s an uncomfortable truth that much of what we do online can be tracked in some fashion. We’ve all grown used to the idea that, unless you use a VPN, your web history can be followed easily by third ...