What’s New on TekSure
New guides, tools, and improvements — fresh every week.
The biggest changes in April
Every page now has its own title and description
Search engines used to see one generic page for the whole site, so most guides were nearly impossible to find. Every guide and tool page is now built as its own page with its own summary.
Browse the guides12 new guides in August
Current scam alerts from the FTC, what to check in your Medicare Annual Notice of Change, borrowing free library audiobooks with Libby, setting up a Medical ID on your phone, and more.
Read the new guidesShorter sentences, clearer summaries
We rewrote hundreds of guide summaries that were being cut off mid-sentence in search results, and simplified the guides that read hardest. Same facts, plainer wording.
See for yourselfMonthly timeline
Expand any month to see everything we shipped. Newest first.
New guides11
The new grandparent scam: AI voice cloning
A caller who sounds exactly like your grandchild, because the voice was copied from a few seconds of video. How it works, and the one habit that stops it.
When a scammer sends someone to your door
The courier and gold bar scam. No real bank, agency, or officer will ever ask you to hand cash or valuables to a stranger at your home.
Youville: a free FTC game for grandkids
The FTC's new tool teaches children 8 to 12 how to make good choices online. Written for grandparents to play along.
Your Medicare Annual Notice of Change
Plans mail the 2027 notice by September 30. Here are the five items worth reading before Open Enrollment opens October 15.
Free library eBooks and audiobooks with Libby
Your library card already covers this. No charge, no subscription, and nothing is ever overdue.
Type by speaking on Windows
Press two keys and Windows types what you say. Written for sore hands and slow typing.
Set up a Medical ID on your phone
Conditions, medicines, and emergency contacts that paramedics can read while your phone stays locked.
Easier reading with color filters and contrast
Windows settings for color blindness, glare, and tired eyes.
Fake VA benefits calls
Filing a claim is always free. Here is how to tell a real Veterans Affairs contact from a scam.
When Windows 10 support ended
What end of support actually means for a computer you still use, and what your options cost.
Replacing a lost Medicare card
How to order a replacement for free, and why nobody legitimate calls to offer you a new one.
Improvements3
Every page now shows its own title in search results
All 7,128 pages are now built as finished pages before they go out, so Google, Bing, and shared links show the right title and summary instead of a generic one.
Larger text on tool pages and small labels
Body copy on our tools moved from 15px to 17px, and many small labels across the site were raised to a 14px minimum. Nothing here should need a squint.
Guide summaries no longer get cut off
We shortened 283 summaries that search engines were truncating mid-sentence, so you can see what a guide covers before you click.
Fixes2
Removed placeholder technician profiles
Some technician pages showed example names and a price that did not match our real pricing. They are gone.
Simplified 28 hard-to-read guides
Long sentences split into shorter ones. No facts, steps, or prices changed.
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