What the Tech: Is it dangerous to post your child’s back-to-school photos?
The Better Business Bureau and law enforcement agencies are warning parents about the risks of posting back-to-school photos online,
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What the Tech: Are you using the best streaming device?
With so many streaming devices on the market, it can be tough to decide which one is right for you.
What the Tech: Should you use a search engine other than Google?
Now that a federal judge has declared Google to be a monopoly, competitors may be eager to capitalize. Should you give their search engines a try?
What the Tech: How to keep your Facebook page from turning toxic
Here’s how you can create Facebook posts without angering some of your friends.
What the Tech App of the Day: Trip Tunes
Trip Tunes is a smartphone app that brings back the nostalgia of personalized mix tapes for your adventures. Here’s how it works.
What the Tech: See these laptop computer gadgets
Whether you work from home or are a student, these gadgets can help you work on a laptop computer more easily.
What the Tech: Can someone unlock your phone with your Face ID?
Can a suspicious roommate or spouse unlock your phone with Face ID while you sleep?
What the Tech App of the Day: Matched
Matched is a smartphone app to find movies couples can agree on.
What the Tech: How to avoid becoming the victim of a smishing scam
Smishing scams, delivered through text aim to trick you into calling a number or clicking a link, often leading to financial losses.
What the Tech: Google to keep an eye on you through cookies
Google has decided not to phase out third-party cookies in its Chrome browser. This reversal of a previous commitment means that Google will continue to track your searches, website visits, and clicks.
