This month's edition explores a new fake CAPTCHA scam, answers the question "Is my phone really listening to me?", and shares a simple guide to reviewing your app permissions to help keep your personal information safe.

This month we're looking at AI scams, cloud storage confusion, and a simple tip to help keep your photos safe before deleting them.

You'll also find details about the free Tech Drop-In Sessions at the Fiordland Community House.

Welcome to the first edition of Tech Aid Insights — a monthly update sharing practical tech tips, scam awareness, and a few things I’m seeing locally in the community.

This month we’re looking at tax scams and fake IRD messages as we head into tax season.

‘‘I didn’t think it would happen to us” is something I’ve heard more than once. Here are seven simple cyber security questions every small business in New Zealand should be asking — before something small turns into something expensive.

School holidays can feel like a dream for kids long days, friends online, gaming sessions, and plenty of free time to unwind. For many parents (especially those still working through the break), that dream can quickly turn into a familiar challenge: too much screen time, every day.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaping the way our families use technology every day.

Discover how to reduce screen time and improve your focus with built-in Screen Time settings on iPhone and Android. A simple digital wellbeing tip from Tech Aid NZ.

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