What should you do if a police officer asks you to unlock your phone? This practical guide explains how to protect your privacy before, during, and after a police encounter, including what to say, what not to do, and how the Fourth and Fifth Amendments may apply. Learn simple steps you can take now to safeguard the personal information you carry with you every day.

Before entering a protest, border crossing, government building, or other uncertain environment, a few simple steps can make your phone much harder to track or search. Learn why powering it down, using a Faraday bag, and leaving it in its “Before First Unlock” state can provide meaningful protection when your device leaves your hands.

Your phone can already erase itself when it needs to. Most people just never turn the feature on. Here's how to set up a real, working self-destruct on both iPhone and Android, and the one common mistake that quietly cancels it out.

A lost wallet can be more than an inconvenience. From Social Security cards and Medicare information to passwords and account details, many of us carry far more sensitive information than we realize. Learn how to reduce your risk, protect your identity, and carry only what you truly need every day.