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Why does China care if Elon Musk shares a Covid-19 lab leak story? Here’s what you should know, in 60 seconds.
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If you’re anything like us, you love the comfort and convenience of wireless earbuds. Like their wired predecessors, many find one major obstacle between tranquility and a constant annoyance: Why won’t these things stay in my ears?
Have you ever thought about alternative methods of reaching space other than giant rocket ships? Almost 50 years ago, scientists wanted to learn if it was possible to construct a massive gun to launch something at extreme speeds into space. But did they succeed in this ambitious endeavor?
Could anything be more terrifying than your car turning off right in the middle of a busy highway? Over 800,000 Nissan SUVs in the U.S. and Canada have been shown to fail while running under certain conditions.
Read on to see if your Nissan is dangerous to drive and how to solve the problem.
When an offer seems too good to be true, it most likely is. A Facebook scam making the rounds is capitalizing on people looking for a cheap phone upgrade. We’re not talking about generic burner phones, either.
Read on for details and to learn how to protect yourself.
Some of the most common scams are phishing emails or text messages with malicious links or attachments. Sometimes you end up on a spoofed login page, and if you enter your credentials, you’re handing them over to criminals. But that’s not always the case. Some prefer to pick up the phone and call potential victims.
Your air fryer does a lot of heavy lifting in the kitchen. Like any device, however, these countertop champions are just as subject to factory defects as anything else.
According to an official report, specific air fryers don’t just pose a potential fire hazard. They’re melting down and starting fires.
Platforms such as Facebook are great for connecting with long-lost friends. But be careful with friend requests from people you’re not sure of. Tap or click here for three signs an Instagram, Facebook or Twitter account is fake.
Vehicle manufacturer Kia is in damage control mode, and you could be in line for money if you drive a specific model. Hyundai and Kia recently rolled out an anti-theft software patch for about 8 million models.
However, the possible compensation has nothing to do with car thefts. Instead, Kia has agreed to a class-action lawsuit settlement related to anti-lock brake systems (ABS).
You put a lot of trust in your home security cameras. Sadly, that can come back to bite you. Security researchers found flaws with a major brand. Namely, they weren’t encrypting private footage. Yikes.
Beyond brands, there’s placement to consider. I compiled a list to ensure the essential spots are covered and you’re not making big mistakes.
Did you know that Twitter records your exact GPS location when you post? This could be dangerous if you’re tweeting from home. Here’s how to put a stop to it.
Your devices and apps have ways of keeping tabs on you, among them knowing where you are at any time. The bad news is that this is often something you’re not aware of. The good news is that you have some control over this.
