What the Tech: Why it may be a mistake to give your children your old Apple device
Parents may be compromising their Apple ID and privacy by handing their children an old iPad or old iPhone to use.
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What the Tech: Why some say it’s okay to lie on the internet
By revealing your birthday online, you inadvertently hand over a key that unlocks a treasure trove of sensitive data to hackers and identity thieves.
What the Tech App of the Day: Tody
Tody is a self-automated to-do list specifically designed for household chores.
What the Tech: Are airport chargers safe to use?
Every year we see warnings repeated about the risks involved by using courtesy phone charging stations in airports. So should you use them?
What the Tech: When should you upgrade your phone?
There’s always a lot of excitement when a new phone is released, but should you join the upgrade frenzy?
What the Tech: How to get rid of zombie programs and apps
Zombie apps and programs compromise your privacy, drain your battery, and clutter your phone. Here’s how to get rid of them!
What the Tech App of the Day: Perplexity
If you thought ChatGPT was cool, wait until you try Perplexity, a powerful AI chatbot.
What the Tech: Is your internet speed right for you?
You may be spending too much on your home internet. Here’s how to find out.
What the Tech App of the Day: Fakespot
This tool will help you spot fake product reviews as you shop on the internet.
What the Tech: FTC introduces new rules to combat fake online product reviews
A recent analysis revealed that nearly half of all Amazon reviews are either fake or incentivized, prompting the FTC to introduce new regulations.
