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Google says it will now automatically start deleting user data, by default for new users and with a quick settings change for the rest of us. Now one question remains: Can you ever truly erase what Google knows about you? I wouldn’t bet on it.
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I just looked at my email, chat and phone. I normally would have had at least four email exchanges, a few chat sessions, and two or three phone calls this morning with Manny. Never again. I have sad news that Manny Garcia, our DIY Guy and Show Producer, died after sustaining injuries in a car accident. He was 26.
There are tons of recall alerts constantly being put out by the government and official agencies. We try and pass along as much recall information as we can, especially ones dealing with things that could put your health in jeopardy.
Does it ever seem like clutter in your home takes on a life of its own? It grows, expands and claims more space. Of course, junk can’t grow on its own. Someone is adding more stuff to your closets, spare room and garage. That is until a good spring cleaning clears out the clutter.
Who among us hasn’t lost a charging cable or wished you had one that was longer, more durable, or simply easier to identify amidst a sea of black and white, identical-looking cords? We’ve all been there, but what you might not know is not all charging cables are equal, and it’s important to make sure you use only reputable cables to charge your phone.
Google it. It’s hard to imagine a time when that expression didn’t exist, but now Googling things is just another routine part of life.
People use it every day as a source for just about anything you can imagine, but because there’s so much out there, sometimes it’s a struggle to find really specific information. That’s OK, because Google has a lot of options to help you narrow your search — if you know how to use them.
Development may have stalled for platforms across the web due to COVID-19, but Google continues to churn out new products and features in spite of the pandemic.
In the past few months, the tech giant has added multiple new features to existing apps like Google Meet and has even given you the ability to delete your search and YouTube history automatically. Tap or click here to see how to set it up.
The shadow of COVID-19 looms large over the year 2020, and it’s unlikely to change any time soon. Nearly 9.7 million people have been infected globally, and the symptoms caused by the disease can range from annoying to incapacitating.
Technology isn’t only advancing on the mobile phone and smart home fronts. The latest cars rolling out of factory floors are chock-full of incredible gadgets and sensors that make driving easier and safer than ever.
Even if you don’t have a brand new car, it’s possible to take advantage of some of this tech just by installing some handy accessories. Tap or click here to see six useful gadgets to modernize your older car with.
It might be summer vacation for America’s kids and students, but COVID-19 hasn’t taken any breaks at all. In the weeks since reopening measures kicked into gear, there have been multiple spikes of infection in several hot spots around the country.
Facebook has been churning out new products at a rate we haven’t seen before. From Zoom competitors to a proposed fiat currency, the world’s largest social network plans on cementing its relevance for some time to come.
