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5 things you didn't know the Walmart app could do
Do you take advantage of all the apps that are installed on your device? Many people forget about apps a couple of days after downloading, never to use them again. You won’t do that with the Walmart app, though. It’s sneaky good and packed with tons of helpful features.
5 sneaky eBay scams to watch out for
Anywhere money is exchanged online is vulnerable to scammers, and eBay has had its share of crooks who try to trick you on both sides of the transaction — buying and selling. You can still enjoy the whole online auction experience but be aware of these five types of eBay scams.
Federal government's computer systems are out of date and waiting to be breached
A report accuses eight agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security, the State Department, the Social Security Administration and the Department of Education, of failing to protect themselves — and your information — from a malicious hacker attack. The details are mind-blowing.
5 essential iOS 12.3 tips and tricks you'll thank us for
Apple’s iOS operating system (OS) for smartphones and tablets is always evolving. We’re currently on iOS 12.3 and the latest update came stocked with some great new features and tweaks. Here are five essential iOS 12.3 tricks that you’ll wish you knew sooner.
6 ways to tell if a car for sale is fake
With millions of items ready for purchase at our fingertips, consumers have become addicted to the convenience of online shopping. A significant downside to having such accessibility to products from around the world is ensuring the purchased item is what is received. According to the FTC, scammers are targeting people searching for cars to buy online. Shockingly, victims have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars over the past year.
What you post on social media could be used to diagnose a medical condition
It’s well-known that Facebook watches what you post, along with an endless number of advertisers. According to recently-published research, what you post online could also help predict medical conditions you may or may not be aware of.
Great news! You have a new way to listen to my show
I’ve been on the radio for more than 20 years, and earlier this year I expanded to a global audience with The Kim Komando Show airing on Bloomberg TV. Now, I’m coming to your living room, bedroom and kitchen so you can listen to my show whenever you want, wherever you are.
Be careful! These major companies are not protecting your personal data
What does a major national newspaper, a cruise line and a hotel giant all have in common? Sadly, they are among a group of companies being dinged for not doing enough to protect your personal data. In fact, according to a new report, they make up the lowest of the low in terms of privacy. We’ll share a new list of privacy offenders and tell you how to keep your critical information protected.
Searching for a business using Google Maps? How to tell fake from legit listings
Maybe your air conditioning has gone out on a 100-degree day, or a water pipe has burst. Either way, you need to find a repair business in a hurry. But before calling the first one that pops up through your Google search, do a little research because it could be one of the millions of fake listings.
One common mistake cord cutters make
Cable TV is starting to go the way of the landline. But that doesn’t mean people have stopped watching movies and TV shows. We’re just doing it differently.
Cord cutting has become a buzzphrase in many households, and not only because streaming services offer your favorite shows and original programming. Done right, cord cutting can save you some serious money.