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Stop giving your phone's address book to apps
Is your friend’s personal info yours to share? The answer is no. In this 60-second podcast, I’ll give you the scoop.
This battery lasts 28,000 years
Imagine a battery that never needs recharging. Actually, you don’t have to imagine it, since that technology has already arrived! Here’s how it works.
Vaccination cards: The new Dark Web danger
Not too long from now, you’ll need proof that you’ve been vaccinated against COVID-19 to travel. You might even need proof to get a job! Here’s the problem, though: No one can trust the so-called proof.
Sleep deprived and constantly online
Get this: Even though much of America is working from home, we’re sleep deprived and 30 percent say they’re online “constantly.”
Watch out for this vaccine scam
As of today, about 28% of the U.S. population has been vaccinated. Many states are opening vaccination appointments to everyone 16 and over. Now, scammers are literally coming out of the woodwork. Here’s how you can protect yourself.
Pop quiz: How many times a day do you check your phone?
How many times a day do you check your smartphone? Not just for calls, but social media, email, and texts too? You won’t believe how many times the average American checks their smartphone each day.
Crucial thing to do before you get rid of an old printer
Every tech device in your home contains at least some personal information about you. That’s why you should wipe smartphones, tablets and computers clean before giving them away. Don’t forget to reset your printers, too.
Zuckerberg is in denial
At yesterday’s Congressional hearing with the CEOs of Facebook, Twitter and Alphabet, lawmakers in both parties made it clear social media has too much control over what you see and hear.
Instagram is coming for your kids
Facebook, the owner of Instagram, is ready to roll out its new social media website, Instagram Kids. At first glance, it sounds promising. Take a deeper look, though, and you’ll realize this is terrible news for parents.
He's 9 years old and sells $250 million a year in merch
Nine-year-old Ryan Kaji is one of YouTube’s most popular stars. At first, he unboxed toys. Later, he covered video games, sports, and other projects. Here’s the story behind this tiny multimillionaire.
Why incognito mode isn't really incognito
Google’s promise was clear: Open the Chrome browser and activate incognito mode. If you follow these steps, you won’t be tracked online. There’s just one tiny problem.
Facebook's PR machine is at it again
As the big bipartisan war on Big Tech heats up, Facebook’s PR machine has cranked out yet another diversion. The problem? We’ve heard this one before.
Why having two cell phone numbers is a good idea
With the endless number of robocalls and sales pitches, it’s best to give your mobile number only to your family and friends. Luckily, you can set up multiple numbers without breaking the bank. Just do this.
TikTok reveals how to get free Apple repairs
A viral TikTok video claiming to be posted by a former Apple store employee shares a secret policy that could get you free repairs and replacements. Here’s a hint: It’s something you should be doing anyway.