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AirDrop is a cool feature that conveniently lets Apple users share pictures, videos and other digital content from device to device. The problem is if you don’t have the correct settings, a nearby troll could overrun your device with unwanted junk. This actually happened to me while I was at a restaurant. I’ll tell you that story and how to safely use AirDrop and keep the trolls away.
In 2012, Apple threw its customers for a loop by releasing the iPhone 5 — a brand new form factor requiring a brand new charging cord. Now, it looks as if Apple is attempting to repeat history. Leaked iPhone schematics — along with a mysterious graphic in the code of the upcoming iOS 13 — point to a new generation of charging cables on Apple’s latest device. Strangely enough, the reaction this time might be more positive than negative.
Let’s be honest, it’s not uncommon for legit users to share Netflix login info with family and friends. Heck, you may have done it yourself at one point. While Netflix says it doesn’t mind customers sharing logins, there’s a possibility someone you don’t want is using yours. If you’ve shared your Netflix account with others and lose track of who has access, you can channel your inner Sherlock Holmes and do some investigative work. Here’s how.
On the heels of a brand-new Amazon Echo Dot Kids Edition, two class-action lawsuits have been filed saying that children are being illegally recorded without consent. Are these smart speakers safe for your kids? We’ll tell you why people are worried about the Echo Dot Kids Edition and what you can do to protect your children.
Over the years the internet has become — for better or worse — more and more sophisticated. But email basically hasn’t changed since the days of Netscape. You open your mailbox on whatever service you’re using, read your new emails, respond, repeat.
Having your personal data stolen is bad, but being robbed over the internet is another matter altogether. Now, a new threat is starting to target consumers right where it hurts the most: their bank accounts. Utilizing an app that several banks employ for money transfers, criminals are able to steal thousands of dollars in the blink of an eye. On top of this, many people don’t even know they already have this app installed!
Over the years working with your Android device, you may notice a few glitches here and there, but never give them a second thought. Why should you? Technology always comes with a few idiosyncrasies you take in stride. While the issues on your Android may not be bothersome to you, they may indicate your device needs updating or replacing. How do you know when it’s time for a trade-in?
What initially began as social networking for neighborhoods back in 2011, Nextdoor has since catapulted beyond a convenient way to connect with one’s neighbors. These days you will have no trouble finding stories about people complaining to their Nextdoor group regarding a litany of issues; from the height of one’s grass to parked vehicles that are not worthy of the neighborhood. Read this article and we’ll tell you about Kim Komando’s close call with Nextdoor and how she almost became famous on the platform, and not in a good way.
Despite Google’s status as a safe (if data hungry) place for our information, a number of new findings are making people think twice about how safe the company’s platforms are against hackers. A new threat has been detected that targets users through Google Calendar, and once it takes hold, it puts your entire account at risk across all of Google’s platforms! In light of this new threat, security researchers are warning users to take extreme caution with their accounts. What could possibly be bad enough to provoke them to speak out like this?
Phones are a lot like bottles of wine. You don’t have to sacrifice your budget in order to get a good one. A $1,000 iPhone or an $800 Pixel 3 may be glamorous, but you can fall in love with a smartphone that costs a whole lot less. We’ve got our eye on budget beauties that come in under $400. These hard-working gadgets still deliver pleasing photos, eye-catching displays and good performance, but they won’t stress out your wallet.
