- Protecting Yourself from AD IDs on Your Mobile
What are Advertising IDs? Advertising IDs are unique identifiers assigned to your devices by operating systems, enabling advertisers to track users’ online activities and deliver targeted advertisements based on their behaviors and preferences. An advertising ID serves as a digital fingerprint, enabling companies to better understand their audiences and track users as they browse the…
- Smart Practices for Using Credit, Debit Cards, and EBT Cards
Smart Practices for Using Credit, Debit Cards, and EBT Cards By: Julie Beck The Growing Threat of Payment and EBT Fraud Payment card and Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) fraud are growing concerns across the nation. Criminals use increasingly sophisticated tactics, such as card skimmers, hidden cameras, and Bluetooth-enabled readers, to steal card numbers, personal identification…
- Dispelling Myths Regarding Mental Health Treatment and the Court System
By Julie Beck In times of crisis, such as escaping an abusive relationship, many people are reluctant to seek help for their mental health. Anxiety, despair, or trauma-related symptoms are common outcomes of the emotional toll abuse takes on victims, who may experience feelings of terror, disorientation, and instability. Despite the severity of these issues,…
- The Abuser in Your Pocket: How Stalkerware Threatens Women’s Privacy
Stalkerware enables abusers to spy on victims via phones, posing a grave threat to women’s privacy and safety in the digital age.
- Divorce and Abuse in the U.S.: Key Statistics and Trends
Divorce and Abuse in the U.S.: Key Statistics and Trends National Statistics on Abuse-Related Divorce Recent research and surveys consistently show that a significant share of U.S. divorces involve domestic abuse (physical, emotional, or psychological) as a contributing factor. Key findings include: Approximately 1 in 4 divorces cite abuse: In a national survey of divorced individuals,…
