What the Tech: How to prepare for the next cell phone service outage
Cell phone service outages can happen when there’s a problem with the network or when the cellular provider is updating the network or the cell towers.
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What the Tech: What to know about calling 911 from a cell phone
If you see someone having an emergency, here’s why you should call 911 from the person’s phone rather than your own. You can do it even if their phone has a passcode.
What the Tech: Beware of Malicious Routers
The U.S. Justice Department says it’s removed malware from a state-sponsored Russian cyberterrorist organization that targeted U.S. homes and businesses.
What the Tech App of the Day: Goodnotes
Goodnotes 6 is truly a versatile and do-it-all platform for taking notes, writing long articles, sharing projects and using as a daily planner.
What the Tech: Apps can help you file your income tax return
Tax season doesn’t have to be a nightmare. By using the right tech tools, you can stay organized and on track.
What the Tech: How your phone can strengthen your religious faith
In the last few years, churches have embraced technology and devices as part of their teaching resources.
What the Tech: Amazon Prime Video now features commercials
The newly-added commercials don’t sit well with longtime Amazon Prime members.
What the Tech: Help for parents whose children are victims of sextortion
Here are ways parents can get help if their child is a victim of online sextortion scams.
What the Tech: Teenagers who put nude photos online can now get them removed
Social media companies are working with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to use an online tool called “Take It Down” to help sextortion victims.
What the Tech: How to protect your teenage children from sextortion scams
Sextortion cases are on the rise and the FBI warns parents that reported incidents are spiking dramatically and targeting 14-17-year-old boys.
