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We already know human teams have been transcribing audio recordings of Amazon’s Alexa users for review. Now, contractors for the company have revealed that Amazon reviews video captured by its products as well. These recorded snippets are used to train AI, which is understandable, but what isn’t alright is that Amazon is capturing them without informing its users.
If you’ve ever been into photography, you know how expensive it can be for all the gear you need. One way to help extend its life and save some money is to keep it shiny clean. But the cleaning process needs to be done the right way so you don’t damage the equipment. Here are some tips to teach you how to safely clean your camera gear.
Seniors pay a sizable chunk of their budget in healthcare expenses each month, so wouldn’t it be wise to offer devices like smartwatches as part of a healthcare plan? Well, one start-up thinks so, and they’re in talks with Apple to bring this dream to life. If you’re on Medicare or a Medicare Advantage program, here’s how you might be able to qualify for a new Apple Watch as part of your plan.
Twitter has announced that account holders’ phone numbers and email addresses were obtained by its advertising partners in order to sell targeted ads to users. Twitter claims it was an accident and stated the company does not give out any personal data.
A long-running piece of software has been removed from MacOS after nearly two decades of use. This program was critical for setting up iPhones and iPads, but now it’s been split up into three new programs that make its features more easy to manage.
Technological developments have definitely improved life in many ways — particularly in realms like communication and design. One of the few ways technology and software can be even better is when you can get it for free, and we have found 8 tech freebies that will definitely make life that much sweeter.
Consumer Reports states that for the first time in recent years, Apple beat out Samsung and Google in its latest smartphone ratings. The iPhone 11 Pro Max came in first place, but all is not rosy in iPhone land. It seems wireless charging speeds are slower than they used to be and we have the answer why.
Considering there are over one billion people who use Facebook Groups, you most likely belong to a few already.
While it’s great to connect and share with others in a Group, sometimes the discussions can become lengthy and so numerous they take over the news feed on your homepage, leaving you scrolling for days just to find posts from non-Group friends.
We’ve all been there — you go to plug in your Android phone at the end of a long day, with just a small percentage of power left. You expect to hear the familiar chime, but instead you see nothing on the screen and there’s no sound at all. Even worse, your battery percentage isn’t rising. It looks like your phone has stopped charging.
