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Worried you might drop your phone in the pool? Prepare ahead of time with this one-minute podcast. I’ll share the secret shortcut that ejects water from your smartphone.
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Cybercriminals often scour a website’s code, figuring out how to infiltrate the data. When they discover vulnerabilities or security weaknesses, they launch attacks with devastating consequences. Tap or click here to see how the personal details of 5.4M Twitter users leaked.
Keeping a cabinet stocked with medicine for ailments is always a good idea. Band-Aids and an antiseptic solution are must-haves, but you should also have emergency items. Tap or click for 18 must-have items that help you survive any emergency.
If you’ve had your mobile phone for some time, you might be looking at a shiny new upgrade. After all, technology inside devices is continually changing, leaving a two-year-old phone vastly inferior to the latest and greatest models. Tap or click here for clever uses for your old phone.
Alzheimer’s and dementia aren’t easy to self-diagnose. What can a person do short of seeking medical care preemptively? Tap or click for five products to help those with Alzheimer’s.
Ohio State University’s Self-Administered Gerocognitive Exam (SAGE) is the tool we’ve been waiting for. It allows any person, young or old, to take a quick test and evaluate themselves before reaching out to a physician.
A data breach can target any company you keep an account with, and it’s impossible to know where hackers will strike next.
A recent breach involving one of the largest mortgage lenders in the country saw hackers stealing the personal details of over 1.5 million users, including Social Security numbers. Tap or click here for the full story and tips on what to do if your information is exposed.
There are plenty of things for sale on the Dark Web, some of which will immediately attract the attention of law enforcement. Discoveries don’t always end with arrests but can help protect potential victims. Your stolen information is on the Dark Web – here’s what to do next.
One way cybercriminals spread malware is through malicious apps. We’re always warning you about apps hiding malware and to keep them off your devices. Tap or click here for a recent example of malicious apps making the rounds.
Picture this: A friendly contractor shows up at your door, saying he paved a neighbor’s driveway or sidewalk. While there, he noticed your property could use some work and is willing to give you a discount. Sure, it’s a nice offer, but it’s actually a contractor scam that could cost you big time.
Uncertain times remind us that we’re not always as prepared as we need to be.
In the digital world, no one is ever truly ready for the reality of getting hacked. Tap or click to see if someone is really watching what you do or if you’re being paranoid.
It may have been a while since you last opened a textbook, but sometimes all you need is a simple tool to challenge your brain. Take this viral pencil riddle, which is more complicated than it looks.
Finding the solution within the time limit can stretch your brain to its limitations. We’ve got you covered if you want an easier way to challenge your brain. Tap or click here for a few visual illusions that can keep your mind sharp.
