Big companies know nearly everything about you. Here’s why it’s impossible to get out of their grips.
23&Me has filed bankrupcy and to get some much needed cash, they plan on selling your data.
The F-47 will team up with AI drones to handle threats in real time. No pilots needed.
The feds say Amazon’s liable for unsafe third-party products. Amazon’s counter? The Safety Commission itself is unconstitutional.
Tempted to pop on the free public internet? Take my advice: Don’t do it.
Hackers stole the names and home addresses of Tesla owners and shared them online. Here’s what you need to know.
Lots of folks got rid of their expensive cable in hopes of saving a buck. Now, streaming costs more than cable ever did.
Are your email signatures destroying the planet? One professor thinks so. His solution? Ban them all.
Amazon is rolling out an AI-powered Alexa that sends everything you say to its servers for “processing.” If you don’t opt in, your Echo becomes useless.
Once a must-have, even for Rolex owners, the Apple Watch has lost its shine. Sales are down 20%. Can Apple turn it around?
Scammed by a fake Microsoft pop-up? The FTC is refunding $25 million to victims of fraudulent tech support companies.
Scammers are flooding phones with fake alerts about tolls, accounts, and deliveries. Here’s how to spot the tricks before you get caught.
Stop giving your personal number to everyone. Protect your privacy with a second number. Here’s how to set one up.
Some worry history is repeating itself, but the reality is different. Here’s why AI isn’t the bubble you think it is.
By this time next year, over half of all job postings will list AI experience as a must. Now’s the time to get up to speed.
Touch screens, gesture controls, pop-out door handles. Car tech is going too far, and drivers are fed up.
Extortionists are skipping email and sending official-looking ransom letters through the U.S. Postal Service. Here’s the scoop.
Most people think Zillow’s Zestimate is the best way to value a home. The truth is, it’s not.
Smartphones, AI you can talk to, and glasses-free 3D video calls: It’s not sci-fi anymore. Here’s what you’ll be using soon.
The U.S. government might soon require social media credentials from green card, citizenship, asylum, and refugee applicants. Here’s what to know.