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 Massive shopping scams use great deals to fool youOnline scams are everywhere and getting more difficult to spot. One of the newer techniques being used is ads showing items for sale at ridiculously low prices. When you see one remember, if it seems too good to be true it probably is. To help you avoid getting scammed we've rounded up a few things to watch for. Tap or click here for tips to defeat online shopping scams. → |
 Disney’s new movie is skipping theaters – will this change things for good?One thing people miss the most during this pandemic is going to movie theaters to catch a new flick. Hollywood has delayed the release of summer blockbusters and has been looking for ways to get films to consumers. Now, Disney is set to release a new film that will skip theaters altogether. Will change the movie industry forever? Tap or click here to see the next big thing coming to film. → |
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 Scary bug leaves nearly half of all smartphones exposed to hackersWhen security flaws affect an entire range of products, fixing the issue can be a massive headache for device manufacturers. But a new flaw affecting more than half the smartphones on the market has the makings of an even bigger disaster. This issue affects one of the industry's most popular chips, and unless patched, it can leave your phone open to hackers. Tap or click here to see why so many smartphones are now at risk. → |
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 Disinfect your phone with a double shot of UV and ozoneYour phone can be an effective virus carrier, and we're not talking about the virtual kind. Disinfect it with a burst of ozone particles and a burst of pathogen-killing UV-C light waves. In less than 7 minutes, your phone or other handheld items are germ-free and safe to handle. Bring home this home sterilizer for 20% off the MSRP. → |  Work from home scams & how to spot real jobsWe all know people who have fallen for a scam of one kind or another — and work from home scams are some of the most convincing, and dangerous, ones out there. In this episode, Kim brings you the shocking details of real online job scams, red flags you should look out for and success stories of people who found the real thing and made big money. Tap or click to listen to the latest Tech You Should Know podcast. → |
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 How to download your photos from FacebookThere are several reasons why you might want to download your Facebook photos. You may simply want a backup, or perhaps you want to create a photo book or share them through another platform. You may also want to preserve them if you are planning on leaving Facebook and deleting your account. Ready to backup your Facebook adventures? Here’s how to save your photos for posterity. Tap or click here to find out how to save your photos for posterity. → |
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 A distinguished career: The U.K.’s chief “mouser” retires after years of serviceAs far as government jobs are concerned, you can’t do much better than “Chief Mouser” if you happen to be a cat. It’s an important job in the U.K. Foreign Office, and the current Mouser, Mr. Palmerston, has announced that he’s stepping down from service to enjoy his well-earned retirement. Palmerston started his career as a rescue cat adopted by one of the resident diplomats and rose to fame after helping to rid the office of mice and other pests. According to Jon Benjamin, the director of the department’s Diplomatic Academy, “He left us a slightly chewed dead mouse next to my desk once. We were, of course, not very grateful.” Mr. Palmerston will be missed. Everyone knows dogs are supposed to be “man’s best friend,” but have you ever wondered how we bonded with cats? Tap or click here to see if we domesticated cats (or if it’s the other way around). → |
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