New law allows debt collectors to hound you on social media — Perfect gifts for those who have everything
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December 3, 2021

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A new rule lets debt collectors message you on social media - Here's what they can and can't do

3 things you need to know today

1. A new rule lets debt collectors message you on social media - Here's what they can and can't do

Social media exposes you to people you may not want to be in contact with, including family you'd rather not chat with, jealous exes and even scammers. A new law just went into effect that complicates things further. Debt collectors can now contact you on social media through messages and friend requests.

Tap or click here to check out how debt collectors are now using social media to track you down. →

2. Phone hacked? Apple says it will alert you if your iPhone is infected with spyware

Hackers are not the only bad actors you need to worry about when it comes to spyware. Government agencies are employing similar tools to spy on people. Apple is not only suing one company responsible for infecting Apple devices, but will also start informing users when they've been targeted by state-sponsored spyware.

Tap or click here to read how Apple is fighting back against dangerous spyware. →

3. Non-tech gifts for the person who has everything

The best gifts don't necessarily have to be the most innovative tech gadgets. People love gifts that say you're thinking of them and want to gift something more personal than a smartwatch and phone charger. This year, get the person who has everything something from the heart.

Tap or click for our favorite picks for your favorite people. →

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