Web Notifications Policy

Stay Updated with Real-Time Tech News & Solutions

We offer web push notifications to help you stay up to date with the latest:

  • ✅ Windows 10/11 fixes & how-tos

  • ✅ VPN comparisons, reviews & security alerts

  • ✅ Software updates & tech troubleshooting

  • ✅ AI tools, trends, and productivity hacks

These notifications are a quick, non-intrusive way to receive real-time updates right in your browser — even when you’re not actively on our site.

What Are Web Push Notifications?

Web push notifications are short messages delivered to your device via your web browser. You can see them on desktop or mobile without having to download any app or open your email.

They are:

  • Fast & lightweight

  • Permission-based

  • Relevant to your selected interests

How We Use Web Notifications

We send notifications for:

  • New blog posts & tutorials

  • Major software or security updates

  • VPN privacy alerts or product launches

  • Limited-time offers, giveaways, or deals

  • Important tech news or breaking events

We do NOT use web notifications to send spam, irrelevant ads, or personal promotions.

Your Privacy & Control

Your privacy matters to us.

  • You are in full control of whether or not you receive notifications.

  • We do not store your personal information when you opt into notifications.

  • We do not share or sell your browser/device data with third parties.

  • All notifications are sent via secure, encrypted channels.

How to Manage or Disable Notifications

If you no longer wish to receive notifications from us, you can easily unsubscribe or manage settings directly from your browser:

On Google Chrome:

  1. Go to chrome://settings/content/notifications

  2. Find [YourSiteName] under the “Allow” list

  3. Click the three dots and select Remove or Block

On Firefox:

  1. Go to about:preferences#privacy

  2. Scroll to Permissions > Notifications

  3. Click Settings, find our site, and choose Remove Website or Block

On Safari (macOS):

  1. Open Safari > Preferences

  2. Go to Websites > Notifications

  3. Locate [YourSiteName], then choose Deny

On Android:

  1. Open Chrome > Settings > Site Settings > Notifications

  2. Tap on [YourSiteName] and block or clear it