What the Tech: Adding your Real ID digitally to your phone
With the latest version of Apple Wallet, iPhone users can create a Digital ID using their U.S. passport and store it securely on their phone.
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What The Tech App of the Day: TinySongs
Open the app, type a message, choose a musical style, and wait a few seconds while the AI does the rest.
What the Tech: Why clicking one social media link will make your phone explode
Many of the websites promoted through Facebook and Instagram posts are not actual insurance companies. They’re called lead generators. Their business model is to collect your contact information and instantly sell it to multiple insurance agents, brokers, or marketing companies at the same time.
What The Tech: The “Take It Down Act” goes into effect
The FTC is enforcing the TAKE IT DOWN Act, a law requiring covered platforms and social media companies to remove nonconsensual intimate images after receiving a valid request from a victim.
What The Tech: iMessaging tricks you may not have known about
Hidden behind the little plus button inside iMessage are several features many iPhone users have never noticed.
What The Tech App of the Day: Recime
When you find a recipe video online, simply tap “Share” and send it to the Recime app. The app uses artificial intelligence to pull the recipe details from the post,
What The Tech: Technology for those who have trouble hearing
Whether it’s a TV setting, a soundbar, or wireless hearing aids, there are now more ways than ever to make TV dialogue easier to hear.
What The Tech: Is an anti-virus software needed for smartphones?
Most people do not need an antivirus app on their phone.
But that doesn’t mean smartphones are perfectly safe.
What The Tech: Improvements to new televisions
The TV itself may finally be disappearing into the room instead of becoming the center of it.
What The Tech: How to spot fake websites
Thanks to AI tools and copied website templates, scammers can create professional looking fake websites in just minutes.
