Protect Yourself & Your Family Online

November 12, 2026

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Jensen Huang’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy put U.S. chip security at risk. Hear what happened and why it could be a national security nightmare. Plus, we help Allen decide whether to replace his router.

November 7, 2026

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A dog lost 50 hours after an Alaska avalanche. An AirTag 5,000 miles away. Blind veterans getting free AI glasses that talk. And a fake job interview that cost $6.3 billion.

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October 24, 2026

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John’s Tesla drove him to the hospital mid heart attack. His son sent it from the app, miles away.

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October 21, 2026

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Insurers look at your home’s climate risk. You can see yours in 30 seconds. Plus, we help Kevin make his 100+ smart devices safer from AI risks with one router setting.

October 18, 2026

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If you used the CVS app or website before July 27th, you may be owed a payment from its data-sharing settlement. Plus, we talk about the FBI raiding a Cambodian scam compound, and a global crackdown that has seized $17 billion.

October 14, 2026

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A North Carolina man posted AI-generated songs on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube, then used 10,000 bots to stream them billions of times over seven years. We break down how the scam worked. Plus, we help Brian sell his AI-made cyberpunk albums.

October 10, 2026

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Can a fogging license plate holder fool Flock cameras? One inventor says it can. I talk to him about his unusual invention and the growing debate over neighborhood surveillance.

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October 9, 2026

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Your Echo or Ring camera might be sharing your internet with the neighbors. Listen to learn how to turn it off. Plus, a hidden gym camera, a hacked doorbell, and an ex spying through Ring. Oh my! We break down how easily your privacy gets invaded, and what to change today.

October 3, 2026

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An Amazon driver could be photographing your house with AI smart glasses. One booby-trapped photo can take over your iPhone. And AI is about to decide what you pay at McDonald's.

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September 30, 2026

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Online scams are being run out of a massive 200 acre facility. It was built on human trafficking and targeting retired Americans. Plus, we talk about Matt Damon revealing Netflix's secret formula for keeping distracted viewers watching. And Elon Musk's plan to build his own version of "The Odyssey."

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Netflix has hidden features to remind you about new releases and to kick your ex off your account. Plus, Mary's son lost more than $250,000 to a romance scam. We help her figure out what to do next.

September 26, 2026

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A computer said Robert Dillon was a 93% match with a suspect in a city where he’d never set foot. He spent a night in jail anyway.

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Overcharging your phone wears out the battery faster. There's a setting that makes it last longer. Plus, we talk about an app that makes your texts two days late on purpose. And the setting that finally clears the forgotten apps still spying on your phone.

September 23, 2026

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This scheme can hijack your phone number in minutes, giving criminals access to your bank codes. That's exactly what happened to Patricia. She walks us through her journey. Plus, the free lock that stops it.

September 22, 2026

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Deleting a scam text isn't enough. There’s a free number that reports scams directly to your carrier.

September 19, 2026

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The people building AI are the ones sounding the alarm. So this week I'm asking the big one: can AI actually destroy the human race?

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September 5, 2026

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Got a sketchy text or email? AI spots the red flags in seconds. Plus, we help Gee get his Amazon back after crooks hijacked it. Made $2,500 worth of fraudulent purchases.

August 29, 2026

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Meta agreed to pay $18 billion. It’s the largest settlement of its kind, over claims the company built Facebook and Instagram to hook children on purpose.

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August 25, 2026

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A listener's sister spent five years and emptied out her entire IRA on her "boyfriend." The kicker? She's never met him in person. Classic romance scam.

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Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses look just like regular shades, making it easy for anyone to record you in public without asking. Kim reveals three dead giveaways that instantly prove someone is spying.

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