Plus, Washington Post’s Geoffrey Fowler learned his $123 HP ink cartridges cost $2 to make — I chat with him about it. Ukrainian women are using AI to “honey trap” Russian soldiers. AI thinks it wrote the Constitution, and tools designed to combat constant lateness.
AI denies insurance, global ID system & hackers' favorite files
Tipping gone wild, laptop expiry dates & the latest on cellphone radiation
Plus, a happy story: a bank teller stopped a woman from being scammed $50K. Netflix’s password crackdown is actually working — I’ve got the numbers. PC sales are plummeting, how to secure your intimate photos in the cloud, and tips to make your phone run fast.
Amazon bribes, offload old apps, Chick-fil-a lawsuit
File next year’s taxes for free (really) and sweet updates coming to Chrome and YouTube. Plus, is it safe to hit “unsubscribe,” a super-useful voice command and a headline that had Kim and the crew shaking their heads. All that, plus lots of laughs.
America's UFO hotspot, voice cloning scams & incognito mode tricks
Plus, not a fan of smiling for photos? Google’s new app can turn that frown upside down. Caller Matt thinks he subscribed to The Weather Channel, but is uneasy about it needing his SSN. Also, the lowdown on state e-bike rebates, Klarna’s shopping AI, and how to spot a hacked webcam.
Filter war videos online, cheap TV malware & online dating pro tips
Plus, Venmo’s guard isn’t quite up — see why it’s a magnet for thieves. Caller Danny is on a quest to set up his online newsletter, and I give him my advice. Discover the savvy way to keep your number private, delete unwanted accounts, and the lowdown on phone expiration dates.
Self-checkout AI spies, live streaming murders & opt-out of junk mail
Plus, who has your data? I chat with Consumer Reports’ Ginny Fahs about Permission Slip, an app that helps you tell companies to stop collecting. The “Godfather of AI” is wary about the future. I’ll explore an AI love-life tool, apps you need to delete, and a trick to unveil mystery callers.
Smartphone creepers, social media hate & what's ahead for Starlink
Plus, old-school TV is fading away — here’s why Gen Z is switching off. Caller Stephen had his data swiped, and I lend a helping hand. I also delve into spotting fake news, picking the best spot for your router, and quieting down those noisy group notifications.
Block war videos online, home swapping in NYC & goodbye to passwords
Plus, a website that makes it easy to find any movie on streaming. And hey, victims of the MGM cyberattack — Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club has a little something to make it up to you. The health features your watch can keep track of, and how to keep your location off Google Maps.
Dangers of AI s*x bots, BlueWalker 3 satellite & self-hanging TVs
Plus, what happens to all our online accounts when you die? I know: it’s a grim topic, but here are the three steps you need to take. Caller Robert from Texas needs a quick way to digitize handwritten notes. Also, Meta’s new AI for ads, and I’ll reveal the best day to book flights.
Gas pump hacker, ad-free TikTok & Google Maps tricks
Plus, I talk to caller Cee Cee on how she lost $17,000 in a romance scam. Big surprise — she got most of it back. Do you like to party? Airbnb is using AI to kick out rowdy guests. Some Walmart delivery drivers buy fake cred online and three things you can do with a dead iPhone.
Airbnb nightmare guest, deepfake Tom Hanks & retailers tracking you
Plus, caller Debra is in trouble: following an affair, her husband hired someone from the dark web to find nude pics of her — now he’s plotting revenge. I offer her guidance. Also, how Peeping Toms are using smartphones, and the scoop on last week’s emergency alert test.
Save AM radio, AI predicts your end & Adobe's banana pic plea
Plus, your kid’s drowning in 5,000 messages a week — I share tips for parents. I also give my advice to caller James on setting up his and his wife’s wills online. Cell phone etiquette rules, Meta’s creepy glasses, and six survey apps that actually pay.
AI girlfriends on the rise, Vegas' Sphere unveiled & blocking addictive sites
Plus, we’ve got the iPhone 15 to review in the studio, and oh boy, do we have thoughts. Gen Z is smashing their bones to get the perfect face, thanks to a TikTok trend. Tips on Reddit searches, Google Earth’s new slideshow tools, and making image generators work for you.
Fake doggy DNA tests, Google's Bard mistake & deepfake art clues
Plus, Martinus Evans is on a mission to get everyone running. I talk to him about the Slow AF Run Club, his community of over 25,000 slow runners and walkers. Blue light might speed up puberty — here’s the scoop. Also, streetlights are going purple and a web browser designed for people with ADD.
75-year-old van dweller, free Amazon movie tix & viral airplane meltdowns
Plus, heading back to the office? Here’s what to know about bosses tracking you. I chat with caller Sharon May from Oregon about finding a good animation software for her grandson. High-speed police drones, and a heads-up: hackers are targeting travelers.
Meta's creepy glasses, Amazon vs. FTC & backups on the moon
Plus, I chat with New York Times Tech Columnist Kashmir Hill about Clearview AI, the Shazam for faces with nearly 30 billion scraped from the web. I’ll also touch on a night-prowling police drone, bosses spying with tech, and a heads up for travelers — hackers might be lurking.
Cheap voice cloning, earn $ w/ online surveys & iPhone 15 mania
Plus, got a side hustle? I show Chris from Colorado how to set up an online presence for his small biz. Major networks are up for grabs — Baby Boomers can rescue them. Tips on setting up Zoom backgrounds, spotting hacked webcams, and finding keyloggers on your devices.
NFL goes AI, e-bike for preschoolers & get $15 from Amazon
Plus, always forgetting your laptop charger? Here’s how to make your laptop battery last longer. Now’s the time to stop leaving voicemails — we’ve got the lowdown on new phone etiquette rules. TikTok slang for parents and how to turn an okay resume into a great one.
Google Maps death, Amazon hiring 250K & illegal drone chases bear
Plus, I talk to Mckala Stepp, a gal who gave away thousands in a celebrity romance scam. She thought she was talking to Dacre Montgomery, who plays Billy on “Stranger Things.” Also, I cover Microsoft’s AI announcements, printers storing your data and NFTs lose their value.
Woman swallows AirPod, bad TikTok cancer tips & dating app shocker
Plus, Opera GX says it’ll clear your embarrassing search history — even if you’ve died. I give advice to Lance from Knoxville on how to move photos to a thumb drive without squishing the quality. X is now pushing subscriptions for tweets and runners ditch their GPS watches.