Made in China: The Risk of Buying Foreign Technology
Everyone should treat their phone conversations as if someone else is listening In my opinion, I always believe someone is listening to my …
Best of the Drop — Road Safety
Before you embark on a road trip this summer, there are a few aspects of car safety you should take into account. In today’s “best of” edition of the Weekly Drop, you’ll discover several ways to stay safe on America’s roadways.
Four Bonus Ways to Thwart a Home Break-in Author: Jason Hanson
A burglary occurs in the U.S. every 15 seconds. Roughly 25% of burglars enter through a first-floor window. Here are some security options for your windows that will hopefully thwart someone trying to gain entry into your home.
Hurricane Season Is Upon Us
Today, you’ll learn why you should get ready for another brutal round of hurricanes, why you need to factor in a global epidemic to your emergency plans, why you can’t trust your smart home device and more.
How to Keep Your Cool in the Heat of Summer
Today, I’ll give you seven ways to stay cool if a summer storm causes a blackout in your area. You’ll also discover how to safely store gasoline, where to keep your EDC gear on your body without drawing attention to it, the perfect pocket pistol for concealed carry and more.
What Would You Do If You a Hacker Threatened Your Family?
Angela Ricketts was sitting in her Colorado home reading a book when she received the unimaginable. A Facebook message from someone she didn’t know threatening to harm her family.
There’s Something (Deadly) in the Air
In addition to fresh fissures and accelerating lava flows, Hawaiians have a new threat to worry about. Read on to discover what this new danger is and what it means for you — even if you live thousands of miles away.
The Ultimate Guide to Home Defense Guns
A close friend of mine — who happens to be a former law enforcement officer — sent me this heart-pounding email after hearing gunshots …
Build a Blackout Kit With These Six Essential Items
There is no question that Puerto Ricans have had to endure incredible devastation in the past year. And it’s only a matter of time before the next natural disaster — or a cyberattack targeting our electrical grid — causes a large-scale power outage in some other state. Considering this, I want to make sure you are prepared with a simple blackout kit to help you and your family survive short- or long-term power outages.
Stay off the Grid in Small Town America
In this week’s mailbag, find out how to stay off the grid without leaving the country, why you can’t trust hotel safes and the best way to maintain your search privacy on the internet with multiple layers of security.