Coronavirus Special Update

We already know that scammers have been peddling fake COVID-19 tests for some time now, but a new development in this scam is giving security officials pause. The FBI is now warning Americans of a new identity theft tactic that uses COVID-19 antibody tests as an excuse to collect and exploit personal information. Here's how they're getting away with it.

Feeling strange and not sure if you're sick or infected? The CDC might be able to help. It's updated its list of known COVID-19 symptoms to include a few new additions that were discovered in recent weeks. Here's what we know so far about what COVID-19 does to the body, and how you'll be able to tell.

Despite how many people are choosing to wear masks, some are still skeptical about doing so. And get this, on Facebook, a set of "mask exemption cards" have begun to circulate that claim to excuse the cardholder from complying with local mask regulations. But as it turns out, these cards aren't all they claim to be.

Post COVID-19 America is a very different place than it was before the pandemic. Individual states have a range of checkpoints and border changes that can be tricky to understand if you're not a local. But don't worry, there's a new map that clears up any confusion on the travel status of each state.

We're exposed to as many as 5,000 ads a day. To break through the clutter, companies track and target us. Ads are getting even more personal thanks to the next generation of digital billboards. Kim Skype's with Frank O’Brien, CEO of Five Tier, a company that bridges the gap between the ads you see in cyberspace and the ads you see in person. His secret? The little gadget in each of our pockets: our phones.

VR is quickly becoming a technology that is changing life as we know it. One man decided to take it to the next level by completely creating his bedroom in VR to show it can be used for things other than just playing games.