What the Tech: How to protect your Amazon Prime Days purchases from theft
58 million packages, worth $12 billion, were reported stolen last year. Here’s how to protect yourself with Amazon Prime Days coming soon.
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What the Tech: What to know if you keep your insurance cards on your phone
Storing your insurance card or driver license on your phone could compromise your privacy if you’re not careful. Here’s what to do.
What the Tech: 16 billion stolen usernames and passwords discovered on dark web
Security researchers have uncovered 16 billion stolen usernames and passwords posted online for criminals to use. Is your information part of this data breach?
What the Tech: Department of Homeland Security warns of cyberattacks
The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security are warning that foreign governments, including Iran, Russia, China and North Korea, are actively targeting the U.S. through cyberterrorism.
What the Tech App of the Day: Break the Web
Break The Web is an app that helps you stay on top of trending topics, giving you headlines and a breakdown of buzzworthy news.
What the Tech: How to protect your smartphone from the heat
The summer heat, combined with everyday use, can put your smartphone at serious risk, leading to long-term damage. Here’s how to protect it.
What the Tech: Why you need to know what’s in the online Terms of Service agreements
We may all be guilty of agreeing to terms of service or privacy policies without reading them. But did you know you’re accepting all kinds of conditions you may not understand?
What the Tech: How to get ready for Amazon Prime Days
Here’s how to make smarter buys when shopping during Amazon Prime Days, which are July 8-11 this year.
What the Tech: Is it safe to use public WiFi?
Just because free public WiFi is safer than it once was, doesn’t mean it’s safe. Here’s what to know before you connect to it.
What the Tech App of the Day: Splitwise
If you’re splitting the bills with friends, roommates or travel companions, the Splitwise app helps make sure that everyone pays their fair share.
