Avoid this scam antenna company — Senator takes on Big Tech censorship
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June 27, 2021

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External hard drives are being wiped remotely - How to protect yours

3 things you need to know today

1. External hard drives are being wiped remotely - How to protect yours

External hard drives are convenient, but what happens if the network or drive is compromised? Users of a very popular model recently found out, as their drives were wiped clean. We'll give you the details and what you can do for protection if you have one of these drives.

Tap or click here for ways to safeguard your critical data. →

2. Looking for a job? Don't fall prey to this convincing scam

Americans reported more fake job postings in 2020 than they did in 2019. Scammers took full advantage of people's eagerness to land new positions amid the pandemic. Don't fall for these fraudulent positions. Here are a few warning signs to watch out for.

Tap or click here to recognize scam job postings. →

3. This antenna company is ripping people off, BBB reports

Cutting the cord can feel liberating, but it also means giving up local broadcast channels. An antenna is a cheap solution to keeping your favorite TV channels alongside your streaming service. But one online retailer of HD antennas is in trouble with its customers and the Better Business Bureau. Here's why you should steer clear of this business and others like it.

Tap or click here for details on this shady antenna company. →

The perfect laptop, handpicked for you

Choosing new tech is stressful. That's why our genius IT team built a smart tool to help you out. Try our laptop selector quiz and find the perfect model for the next time you're ready to upgrade.

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Marco Rubio wants to stop Big Tech censorship

Senator Marco Rubio is proposing a bill that could rein in the power of Big Tech.

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In case you missed it ...

  1. 10 apps you need to remove from your phone now. Tap or click to check the list of dangerous apps.
  2. This devastating online attack is up 347%. Tap or click here to protect yourself now.
  3. iCloud calendar full of spam? Tap or click here to find out why and what to do about it.
  4. Want to share videos privately with family and friends? Tap or click here to set up a private YouTube channel.
  5. Can this new privacy-first search engine beat Google and DuckDuckGo? Tap or click to see how it compares.
 

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A new experiment brings us one step closer to nuclear fusion

A new experiment brings us one step closer to nuclear fusion

Since the beginning of the nuclear age, scientists have dreamed of a way to create an unlimited amount of energy through fusing atoms. This is called nuclear fusion and has long been the holy grail of energy production. Well, scientists are now working on an experiment that may bring it closer to reality.

 

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The best socks you've ever worn

The best socks you've ever worn

Lots of things can make your workouts hard. Your socks shouldn’t be one of them. That’s why Bombas took all their amazing innovations and added Hex Tec performance technology to make Bombas performance socks.

Bombas performance socks are stitched with moisture-wicking yarn and temperature-regulating vents that allow cool airflow in and prevent overheating. They come with a pillow-like tab to save you from blisters, stay-up technology, a special arch-hugging system and an extra layer of cushiony comfort on the bottom for the perfect amount of support. And, like all their socks, for every pair of Bombas performance socks you buy, they donate a pair to someone in need. They’ve donated over 45 million pairs so far!

Go to Bombas.com/Kim today and get 20% off your first order. →

AND FINALLY ...

👮 Did you know cops can be social media influencers? Yep...we’ve seen a few of them twerking on TikTok for followers. (Don’t ask.) Companies can even use them to sell products. 

Amazon just ended its "law enforcement ambassador program," The Verge reports. Allegedly, the program was meant to market Ring cameras through LA cops. What do you think? Would a cop be able to influence you into buying a doorbell camera? 🤔

 

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