What The Tech App of the Day: Coverstar
For families who are not ready for TikTok, Coverstar removes some of the biggest concerns, including private messaging and a completely open social-media environment.
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What The Tech: ChatGPT for teens
OpenAI began rolling out ChatGPT for Teens on August 18, an experience designed specifically for users ages 13 to 17.
What The Tech: Changes to Facebook, Instagram after Meta lawsuit
If approved, some of the biggest changes Facebook and Instagram have ever made for teenagers could begin rolling out within months
What The Tech: Beware of the anti-virus popup scam
These warnings are designed to induce panic so that you tap immediately.
What The Tech: Does Digital ID work in airports?
Digital ID in Apple Wallet lets travelers create an electronic form of identification using a U.S. passport and present it at participating TSA checkpoints.
What The Tech App of the Day: CoinSnap
CoinSnap is designed to help find the ones that might be. Using your phone’s camera, you take pictures of both sides of a coin. Artificial intelligence then analyzes the images and attempts to identify the coin.
What The Tech App of the Day: ElevenReader
ElevenReader is a free app from AI company ElevenLabs that turns written material into remarkably realistic audio.
What The Tech App of the Day: Seller
Meta has launched Seller, a Facebook app, a new standalone app aimed at people who use Marketplace to sell everything.
What The Tech: Why Are So Many People on Facebook Suddenly “Digital Creators”?
The “Digital Creator” label does not necessarily mean someone produces content professionally or earns money from Facebook. In many cases, the person simply turned on Professional Mode after Facebook recommended it.
What The Tech: Cables and chargers for your tech devices
An older phone charger may connect to a tablet or laptop, but it may not provide nearly enough power to charge it properly.
