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Identity theft: How to check if your ID has been stolen

By Liam Barker published

In-depth A step-by-step guide to keeping your identity safe

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Best identity theft companies

By Ritoban Mukherjee published

Best With data breaches happening daily, it’s time to check out the best identity theft companies to safeguard your information

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Identity theft: What it is, and how it can affect your business

By Katy Ward published

In-depth Discover clear identity theft definitions, and the various forms this crime can take

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14 identity theft statistics that'll make you want ID protection

By Nikshep Myle published

In-depth Check out these 14 identity theft statistics to see if you need identity theft protection

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Complete ID review

By Michael Graw published

Reviews Our Complete ID review will take a closer look at this identity monitoring service to help you decide whether it’s worth the money.

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LifeLock vs Identity Guard

By Sarah James published

Vs We compare LifeLock vs Identity Guard to find the best identity theft protection service

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IDShield vs LifeLock

IDShield vs LifeLock

By Sarah James published

Vs We compare IDShield vs LifeLock to see which identity theft protection service is best for keeping you safe

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TikTok considers changes to data policies amid rising security concerns

By Praharsha Anand published

News The ByteDance-owned app also faces a potential £27m fine over privacy violations

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Oracle's massive advertising database operates without user consent, lawsuit claims

By Rory Bathgate published

News Rights organisers have accused Oracle of collecting an undue level of sensitive data to identify consumers online

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India forced Twitter to hire a government agent, whistleblower claims

By Zach Marzouk published

News Former employee Peiter Zatko says the social media platform gave the agent direct unsupervised access to the company’s systems and user data

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