Trying to decide the amount of bandwidth you need for your household can be confusing. We’re here to make it easy with infographics and terms you should know when choosing your speeds!

You may have heard the term “Net Neutrality” in the news lately or on your social media newsfeed. But what is it and why does it matter to you? The long-standing debate could eventually affect you and the way you use the internet.

It’s no surprise that the percentage of people working from home in 2020 has increased due to the current global pandemic.

Whether you’re running a business or working from home, having a sudden delay or slowdown in your network can be increasingly frustrating and cause issues in doing everyday tasks. We’ve told you before how latency could cost employees up to an entire week of productivity.

You may remember from one of our previous blogs a piece of advice we gave about cyber-attacks: beware of the Phisher’s Net. Email Phishing is a type of

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You can think of an IP, or Internet Protocol, address the same way you think of your personal home address – it’s unique to you and no one else outside of your household has it. That’s the same way an IP address for computers works, each computer has its own unique identifier.

Phone scammers are very clever at persuading people into giving out personal information or sending them money. It is important to know how to recognize telephone scams and understand how to take action.