What the Tech: Is ongoing toll scam a cyberattack?
The FBI has issued an alert saying the ongoing scam involving phony toll road payments could be a cyberattack linked to China.
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What the Tech: If you used 23andMe, here’s how to protect your information
If you’re one of the 15 million people who have submitted samples to 23andMe to discover your family origins, here’s how to protect yourself now that the company has declared bankruptcy.
What the Tech App of the Day: Goblin Tools
Goblin Tools is an app that can help neurodivergent children and adults complete everyday tasks that may otherwise be frustrating and confusing for them.
What the Tech: See how technology can help you avoid “spoilers”
You don’t have to put fingers in your ears. See the tools to protect yourself from hearing how a movie ends, a final score or a TV episode until you’re ready.
What the Tech: You could have your passwords stolen by clicking on the wrong websites
Be careful what you search for and be extra careful when clicking on website links, even those that you find by searching Google or another search engine.
What the Tech: Are DVDs making a comeback?
See why there are lots of advantages to having your favorite movies and TV shows on DVD.
What the Tech: Alexa isn’t just listening, it’s recording you
Amazon says Alexa will record what you’re saying and upload it to computer servers.
What the Tech App of the Day: Cleanup
See an app that promises to clean up your smartphone storage space with a simple swipe.
What the Tech: Why you need to do spring cleaning on your smartphone
Are you tired of your smartphone being more cluttered than your grandma’s attic? Well, it’s time to roll up your sleeves and give that device a spring cleaning.
What the Tech: Should iPhone users switch from Siri to Google’s Gemini?
See why Google’s Gemini is challenging iPhone’s Siri as a personal AI assistant. Should you make the switch?
