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Are you still working on your gift list? There are so many people to buy for and shopping can be exhausting. If only everyone wanted the same thing; then you could buy in multiples! Well, as it turns out, there's one gift that can make anyone's life easier, can play their favorite music and can even read to them! What is it? it's a smart speaker, of course.

Just as the holiday shopping season kicks off, one of the country's biggest department stores has revealed that its website was attacked by hackers. Using malicious scripts on the checkout page, these cybercriminals were able to steal credit card data from customers — putting them at risk for identity theft. If you shopped at this store in the past few months, you might want to call your ban k.

Many people turn towards brick-and-mortar stores for the killer Black Friday deals that commence the moment we're finished with Thanksgiving dinner. But Amazon isn't one to be left out of the festivities, and the company's own Black Friday deals are giving the big-box doorbusters a run for their money. If you're ready to save this holiday season, here are the top picks from Amazon's just-released Black Friday deals.

We rely on Google as a reliable source of information — but what if it wasn't telling the whole story? According to bombshell reports, the search engine giant has been blacklisting certain websites and promoting other, bigger and more powerful, corporations in its search results. Is this a new form of censorship? A power grab? And what does Google have to say for itself?

There's no question Amazon dominates the online shopping world. But you might not like just how much the tech giant knows about you. If you want to get the most out of Amazon without sacrificing your privacy, it’s time to optimize your profile settings so the company (and advertisers) know as little about you as possible. These 5 critical security settings will give Amazon access to just the bare necessities of your personal data.

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Every family has traditions to welcome in the new year. Some like to tune in to New Year’s Rockin’ Eve and watch the ball drop in New York City, while others pop bottles and drink champagne till the crack of dawn. But residents in some parts of North Carolina have other ideas. Due to an obscure state law that says people can do anything they want to a opossum for five days each year, some towns have made it a tradition to drop one of these critters in a glass box during the New Year’s countdown! The opossums are lowered slowly, so the animal isn’t in any danger, but animal rights groups want to end the practice across the state anyway. Before this can happen, the laws need to change — but some locals are resistant to the idea. One town has been doing it for more than 24 years, after all.

Did you know opossums are the only marsupials native to North America?

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