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Hackers have a shocking new tactic to scam you with fake products
As we’ve reported before, data is big business. Knowing exactly who your customers are, what they’re buying and where they’re buying it is critical for marketers and corporations today. That’s why they’re willing to pay top dollar to companies that extract the most data. Tap or click here to see how Facebook does this.
Your Twitter account could be shut down if you don't log in soon
If you have a love-hate relationship with social media, it’s understandable. Let’s face it, sites like Facebook have been causing problems for users for years.
From the Facebook app eating up all your gadget’s storage space and draining your battery, to letting users down by not taking care of their privacy, there are plenty of reasons to walk away. Tap or click here to learn how to strengthen your Facebook privacy settings.
Your phone collects your location data, even when you tell it not to
Location data is useful to corporations for a variety of reasons. Mapping platforms like Google Maps use your location to help you navigate, while retail sites use them to know how close you are to one of their stores. Tap or click here to learn more about how corporations are tracking your location.
FBI issues dire warning about smart TVs and hackers
If you follow us at komando.com, you already know some of the dangers of having Internet of Things (IoT) appliances in your home. Those are products that connect to the internet like smart lightbulbs, smart refrigerators and smart doorbells.
10 once-useful things tech has made obsolete, from phone jacks to cable boxes
If you compare the inside of a modern home to one from about 25 years ago, you’re going to notice stark differences — not just the phone book on the kitchen counter. Rapid tech advancements over the past two decades have had an impact on everything from the way we communicate to the conveniences of home life.
Facebook makes it easier to take back your photos
Facebook has evolved dramatically in the span of one year. After declaring the future was “private,” Mark Zuckerberg and co. have worked to adapt the platform for modern privacy sensibilities. In spite of this, there are still some issues attracting regulators’ attention. Tap or click here to see how the platform is still selling user data.
5 ways to stop porch pirates from stealing your holiday gift deliveries
If you decided to skip fighting the crowds this Black Friday, you’re not alone. According to RetailNext, store visits over the weekend dropped 4.2% from last year.
But that doesn’t mean people didn’t shop. Many chose to take advantage of Cyber Monday and do their Christmas shopping from the comfort of their own homes. Adobe said U.S. shoppers spent a total of $9.4 billion in online sales on Cyber Monday.
Buying guide: The best gadgets to stream your favorite shows
Everyone loves streaming shows on their favorite devices. There’s no better way to relax after a long day.
Whether you use your smart TV, streaming boxes or even mirror your shows from your phone to your TV, nothing beats quality shows and movies from the couch. But what if your device has become sluggish and outdated?
Hundreds of millions of texts and passwords exposed online
Data leaks are never simple to address. The causes can vary, as can the data involved. Whether a leak has an impact depends on the information it contains, and as we all know, the consequences can sometimes be disastrous. Click or tap to see how data was leaked for 80 million Americans in 2019.
5G service rolls out for millions — should you upgrade your phone?
We’ve been hearing about 5G technology for quite a while now. Be prepared to have your breath taken away, as 5G is going to be a real game-changer.
How can a faster internet speed change your life, you ask? Tap or click here to understand what 5G can mean to you.