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The One Thing Every Non-Technical Person Needs to Know

Don’t believe everything you see online. From clickbait headlines to fear-filled posts, misinformation spreads fast. This article explains how to tell truth from fiction, why skepticism matters, and how a little critical thinking can keep you safer—and a lot less stressed—while using technology every day.

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How Much Can I Trust Information on the Internet?

There’s so much information at your fingertips online, but how much of it can you believe? Whether it’s tech facts or the news, I’ll show you how to spot trustworthy sources, why seeing something everywhere doesn’t make it true, and four steps to help you sort fact from fiction.

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