What the Tech: Do you really have to “accept all cookies” on the internet?
What happens if you decide not to “accept all cookies” when you’re browsing on the internet?
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What the Tech: Beware of missing police officer scam that’s spreading into Alabama
A Facebook scam claims there’s a missing police officer. In some cases, the posts say she works in Alabama.
What the Tech Apps of the Day: Allergy Plus and AllergyCast
These two apps can help you navigate the world of pollen and allergens.
What the Tech: Could your DNA test results get into the wrong hands?
Even if you’ve never taken a DNA test, a distant relative may have, and the results could affect whether you can get life insurance, disability or long-term coverage and what it will cost.
What the Tech: FBI releases new report on online scams
A new report from the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center paints a sobering picture of just how much damage cyber criminals are doing across the country. So why are people still falling for so many scams?
What the Tech: Watch out for crooks who can clone your key fob
Someone close by can clone your key fob signal when you unlock your car, then steal your car without setting off the alarm. What can you do to stop it?
What the Tech: New uses for old electronic devices
See why you should repurpose your old electronic device rather than just throwing it away.
What the Tech App of the Day: Whatnot
See how the Whatnot app helps buyers and sellers at yard sales by creating a live streaming shopping experience.
What the Tech: Why you need a dummy email address
Setting up a dummy email address will keep your existing inbox from getting cluttered. It will also better protect you from scams and identity theft.
What the Tech: How to cancel subscriptions you no longer want
The average American spends $270+ a month on subscriptions! Here’s how to cancel the ones you don’t want.
