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How to make money from your car, home, RV and other stuff you own

How to make money from your car, home, RV and other stuff you own

Need extra cash but don't want to pick up a second job? Look around your house. You probably have bikes, cars or unused rooms collecting dust. Good news: You can rent equipment, pools or parts of your home for cash.

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  The high-tech way to protect your logins that’s better than 2FA

The high-tech way to protect your logins that’s better than 2FA

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a common security measure. You typically need a password and a second way to identify yourself, such as your phone or facial scan. There's another way to strengthen 2FA even further: physical security keys. Here's how they work and which one you'll need for your iPhone or Android device.

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Protect your privacy: A guide to avoiding drone surveillance

Protect your privacy: A guide to avoiding drone surveillance

Look! It's a bird. It's a plane ... Oh, it's a drone. Drone surveillance has become surprisingly common. Even if you're not doing a thing wrong, you might not like the idea of being watched. Here are legal ways to avoid the cameras.

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  Change this hidden setting, or anyone can get into your iPhone

Change this hidden setting, or anyone can get into your iPhone

True or false: Someone can use your face when you don't realize to get into your phone. Well, it's complicated. While you're protected by default, a hidden setting in your phone allows this. I'll show you how to check it and keep your info private.

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