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View in browser       The Download       Monthly security news from Avast         Avast uncovers serious security flaws in wearable child trackers       If you want to keep your kids safe by keeping an eye on them, be careful before buying a wearable GPS tracker. Avast researchers found shocking vulnerabilities in 600,000 trackers that would allow hackers to access the real-time location of children, plus see any photos and audio they contain. Read the story and watch our video for more info.     STAY ON TRACK       The new demon in online tracking: fingerprinting       You may be aware that many websites use cookies to track you and learn about your habits. Less well-known, but far more insidious, is device fingerprinting — which makes users identifiable with 95% accuracy. How does it happen? Can you prevent it? Avast has your answers.     DUST FOR PRINTS       Can election hacking be solved?       Hear from computer science professor and election expert, Alex Halderma, about the latest in electronic voting. What challenges are governments currently facing? What can be done to improve the modern voting process?     VOTE YES         Get free help with your Avast product here!       Want tech support for any gadget? Call 1‑844‑258‑4511       Avast Software www.avast.com   Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe