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11 questions you always wanted to ask about social media
Social media has taken over the planet. Facebook, YouTube and Instagram are the most popular platforms with billions of users, while Twitter, Reddit and Pinterest claim hundreds of millions.
With these kinds of numbers, you can bet the hackers and scammers are setting up shop, too. Take steps now so you’re not their next victim. Tap or click to learn how to enable an essential security setting for all your accounts: two-factor authentication.
Scams and phishing attacks spreading amid Iran cyberwar fears - don't get fooled
A little over a week into the new year and almost like clockwork, cybercriminals are already busy making the rounds with their latest scams. If it isn’t an attempt at stealing your identity, it’s a scam to pilfer your passwords.
Update your phone now! Bug lets hackers take over
Kim tells you all the time to keep your internet-enabled devices updated — and for good reason. Updates help preserve your system’s integrity and protect the sensitive data within.
It’s easy to ignore update notifications, but the inconvenience of updating can be the difference between a phone that is safe, secure and works properly, and one that is vulnerable to outside threats or malfunctions. Tap or click to discover the five things you must do to protect your phone from hackers.
CES 2020: The good, the bad and the weirdest tech revealed this year
With CES 2020 now in the rearview mirror, people across the web are already debating which gadgets were the best in show. But a good deal of discussion is underway about the most pointless and unusual devices on display.
Best tech unveiled at this year's CES tech show
CES 2020 has come and gone, but the gadgets that debuted will stick with us for years to come. Whether they’re in the same exact package or wrapped up under a different brand name and enclosure, the beauty of new technology is how adaptable it can be in our daily lives.
Facebook won't limit political ads, but you can choose what you see
Though candidates started hitting the campaign trail last year, the arrival of 2020 marks the official start of election season. And where there’s a U.S. Presidential election, there’s ample opportunity for political ads, disinformation campaigns and other digital mischief.
10M more vehicles added to the biggest auto recall in history
Cars are essential tools for daily life, but they can also be deadly weapons in the wrong hands. That’s why you have to jump through so many hoops to be allowed to drive, and why insurance is a must for any driver, regardless of experience.
What happens to your social media accounts when you die?
Social media plays a significant role in our lives. We can think of our accounts as virtual storybooks of experiences and accomplishments.
We’re all so engrossed in our digital lives that even with Facebook’s unbelievable number of missteps over the years, people can’t seem to quit using the site. Tap or click to learn more about Facebook’s data leak. But have you ever wondered what happens to your social media accounts after you’ve passed away?
Last gadget standing: 7 of the coolest innovations at CES
Despite being a convention about futuristic tech, CES is steeped in tradition. Since its inception, robots have played a major role — as well as industry favorites like TVs and phones. Even cars, once a rare sight at the convention, are now an expected and solid part of the new tech lineup.
Facebook is banning 'deepfake' videos created to fool you
We’ve been hearing a lot about the spreading of fake news lately — especially on social media sites during election years like this one.
That’s why many of us look for verification when someone is said to have done something outrageous. We turn to proof like video or audio recordings. The problem is technology has advanced to the point where videos can be faked.