What the Tech: See Google feature that helps save your data when you die
Google has a feature that sends an email to your family with information you’ve chosen to share with them after you’re gone.
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What the Tech: Earn extra money for the holidays
Now that Halloween is behind us, people turn their attention toward Christmas and getting cash for everything they want to buy.
What the Tech: What happens to your digital data when you die?
It isn’t something any of us like to think about, but what will happen to your digital data when you die?
What the Tech: Why you still need a landline telephone
It’s a good idea to have a “home phone” for everyone in the house for a few reasons.
What the Tech: App of the Day: Alfred
Alfred is an app that can turn a smartphone into a web camera.
What the Tech: Earn extra money for the holidays
You can rent parking space, your garage, storage rooms and more.
What the Tech: More than three dozen states sue over social media addiction claims
Attorneys general in 41 states are suing Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, claiming the company knowingly uses features that get kids hooked on the social media networks.
What the Tech: How to use Passkeys instead of passwords
Passkeys eliminate the need to receive a text message with a sign-in code that you must enter into any account using 2-factor authentication.
What the Tech: Introducing Passkeys, for the people who hate passwords
Passkeys promise to be more secure, since no one can log in without your face or fingerprint.
What the Tech App of the Day: Hooked
Hooked is a ghost story app that pulls you into a conversation over text messages between two people, as if you were part of the chat group.
