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 Siri tech trick lets you covertly record if you’re pulled overSiri shortcuts introduced a few years ago have countless handy uses. Here's one you may not know about: You can use Siri to record video, mute your phone and send a text if you're pulled over — and with one quick phrase. Here's how to do it. Tap or click here for ways to protect yourself with video evidence. → |
 Use this smart hack to link to specific text from a webpageHave you ever found something online that is so interesting you just have to share it with friends? If so, you know how frustrating it can be to send them a generic link that buries whatever cool factoid it is that you wanted them to see. Thankfully, this simple hack ends that predicament by linking to an exact passage. Tap or click here to find out how to create more helpful links. → |
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 Facebook hoax spreading about contact tracing, don’t fall for itMost viral misinformation contains just enough truth to make its other outlandish claims more convincing. And that's exactly what's happening thanks to a hoax circulating on Facebook about contact tracing. It claims contact-tracing software was installed on tons of phones and is being used maliciously. Here's the truth about contact-tracing software and what's actually going on. Tap or click here for the real story behind this conspiracy theory. → |
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 5 most important tips for video conference callsMaybe you’re on video calls all day long. Maybe they’re infrequent on your schedule, reserved for only the most important meetings. Either way, Kim’s got five tips to help you look and sound your best. Tap or click to listen to the latest Consumer Tech Update. → |
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 Check out this Apple Watch ejecting water in slow motionApple Watch is an amazing piece of technology. It's basically a tiny computer that fits on your wrist. But, this video shows one more impressive aspect of the device: The amazing feat of spitting out water to protect itself. Tap or click to see this amazing Apple Watch trick. → |
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 Who needs seats? A carjacking for the agesAuto theft is a serious problem in America, but usually, it can be prevented with solid locks and quick thinking. But what happens when a carjacker is completely unafraid of you and doesn’t care if they have a place to sit? That’s what happened during a recent carjacking in Queens, New York when a man stole a vehicle with the driver still inside it. Unlike conventional car thieves, he didn’t demand the driver get out of the car before taking off. Instead, he forced his way into the vehicle and sat on top of the driver — pinning them and leaving them helpless. The police engaged in a long-winded chase that took them all the way into Pennsylvania, where the thief got out and fled on foot. The victim was unharmed and was able to leave the scene without any issues. Still, this is just another reason to always keep your door locked when you’re out and about. You never know when someone will just sit on you. To keep your car safe from thieves, try these high-tech solutions to auto security. Tap or click here to see the best anti-theft gadgets for cars. → |
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