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Tech tip: How to update your apps in iOS 13
Since the initial release of iOS 13, third-party developers have been scrambling to push out thousands of apps that are compatible with the new features. If you’ve recently installed the latest iOS 13 update to your phone or tablet, you may have noticed a change in where and how you can update these apps.
9 amazing online contests where you can win big money (and a tip for entering safely)
If you’ve wanted to enter a contest online but have been too afraid to give it a shot, here’s our guide on the best contests to enter from around the web. Plus, we’ve got a tip from a contest expert who called into The Kim Komando Show with the best ways to enter a sweepstakes for yourself.
Don't fall for this phishing scam warning of overdue bills
Hackers keep getting one step ahead of security-conscious users. A new phishing scam masquerading as a major web service has been fooling people with warnings of overdue bills. If you fall for the scam and enter your information, your personal data can be compromised. Here’s how they’re getting away with it, and what you can do to avoid falling victim.
5 mistakes that shorten the life of your gadgets
Spill one cup of coffee and you fry your laptop. Drop your tablet while taking a photo and it can plunge to its doom. Lose your grip on a smartphone and your $1,000 device could slip through a drainage grate and disappear forever.
10 digital life hacks you'll wish you knew sooner
We can still learn new things about technology that we’ve been using for a few years. Updates open new doors and along the way and we may have forgotten some tried-and-true methods that still work. Here at Komando.com, we’ve put together this list of things you need to know, may have forgotten about or just need a refresher on to make your tech life easier.
5 credit card theft hot spots that put you at risk
Credit cards have long had one big benefit, which is to save us from having to carry around wads of cash all the time. That’s why using them makes shopping easier and safer — or does it?
Despite card issuers pushing new security measures every year, credit card theft is still a rampant crime. Usually these thefts are enabled by cybercrime, phishing and fraud. And today, there are more gadgets and software than ever to help the bad guys claim your info.
Which streaming service is best? We compare Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Amazon and more
The first step in cutting the cord is deciding which type of viewer you are. Do you want to watch live TV, or are you more of an on-demand kind of person? Many people fall into the live TV category. But if you’re more of an on-demand person, or just looking to supplement other services, we’ll go over your options so you can make an informed decision.
Warning! 250K cars recalled for dangerous backup camera problem
A potentially dangerous malfunction has one major car manufacturer recalling more than 250,000 vehicles of various models. Other makes and models are also included in the recall. The malfunction affects the vehicles’ rear-camera displays.
Not just listening: Amazon workers caught watching home camera footage, too
We already know human teams have been transcribing audio recordings of Amazon’s Alexa users for review. Now, contractors for the company have revealed that Amazon reviews video captured by its products as well. These recorded snippets are used to train AI, which is understandable, but what isn’t alright is that Amazon is capturing them without informing its users.
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