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Update your iPhone! 13.1 fixes bugs in Apple's new operating system
In light of a wide range of glitches and issues, Apple has accelerated the release of the first major update to iOS 13. This new edition of its latest operating system not only patches bugs from the previous version but streamlines the experience so users can enjoy iOS 13 the way it was intended. We’ll show you how you can download iOS 13.1 for yourself, as well as why it’s finally worthwhile to make the switch.
Manage your to-do lists with these helpful apps
Since we’re living in a digital world, there’s no reason to forget what’s on your grocery list or miss an appointment anymore. Now, it’s super easy to have a handy to-do list app right on your device to help you stay on top of things. The hard part is choosing the best app for you. That’s why we have gathered four solid options for you to consider.
Your Android phone is getting much darker
Have you ever tried to check an app in a dark room? In the process, you may have slightly blinded yourself or those around you. To make things easier on your eyes and help save battery life, Android has a new feature that is the perfect solution. We’ll tell you how it works and how to use it on your device.
You can preorder Disney's new streaming service, but this is why you should wait
Disney is now taking pre-orders for its new streaming service Disney+. We’ll tell you what has TV lovers so excited about Disney+ now taking pre-orders. We’ll also tell you why you may want to wait a bit to sign on and which streaming device isn’t in on the action yet.
Big changes are coming to Google's privacy policy
Another major tech company is coming forward to say it cares about your privacy. This time around it’s Google with regards to its Google Assistant. After public outcry, Amazon, Apple and Google announced ways you could protect your privacy. Google is going a step further with its Assistant. We’ll tell you what the company has planned and how you can take advantage of the changes.
Don’t fall for this sneaky money-stealing texting scam
A new kind of scam has been targeting users of one of the most popular payment apps on the web. It comes in the form of a text message, and once you open it and enter your login credentials, your funds could be gone forever! Read on to learn how these scammers are getting away with it, as well as what to be wary of when a strange “security text” makes its way to your phone.
Here's how to claim your $100 settlement if Yahoo leaked your data
You may be eligible for $100 in compensation as part of a class-action lawsuit against the company. The lawsuit is over a number of serious data breaches at Yahoo that took place over several years affecting users. In an email announcing the expected settlement, Yahoo said those affected by the breaches also have the option to get free credit monitoring.
Your license plate may be tracked in a massive surveillance database
A private company has amassed a huge database of license plate scans that could include yours. The revelation of the database has privacy advocates and others alarmed. They say the database could be used to stalk people and has already become a mass surveillance system. Cameras have captured so many images of license plates that a single car’s location can be tracked for years.
Don't trust these VPNs filling phones with intrusive ads
The story of Google Play and the malware it contains is an unfortunate one that’s been told time and time again. And even today, after multiple scandals within the same year, the problem doesn’t seem like it’s subsiding at all.
How to tell who's logged into your streaming accounts
While most people stick to the rules when it comes to their streaming service accounts, some bad actors are out to steal your service. Some hack your account to watch content for free. However, there are reports of unauthorized users taking this practice to another level by locking subscribers out of their own accounts. Don’t let this happen to you. Read our guide on how to tell who’s logged into your streaming accounts so you can take back control.