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| November 27, 2020 |
The Kim Komando Show is LIVE in ...
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 On this weekend's showBlack Friday unofficially kicked off in October, and now the sales are really starting to ramp up. I brought in some special guests —the Komando Content Queen, Allie, and our trusty News Director, Ben — to help you find great tech gifts on any budget. Plus, find out why you should Google yourself right now. And the clue to look for if someone is listening to everything you say. That and more, plus your calls and questions. |
 Every Friday, I answer your questions about all things tech.
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 Avoid these imposter VPN extensions that hijack your browser search resultsNot every browser extension is what it claims to be. Recently, a few extensions were caught masquerading as well-known VPN programs. If you made the mistake of installing any of them, they redirected your search engine to a possibly malicious site. We'll show you how to get your browser back to normal. Tap or click here to see how this unusual imposter scam worked. → |  5.9M trucks and SUVs added to the biggest auto recall in historyThe largest auto recall in history is getting a whole lot bigger. Another 6 million trucks and SUVs were just added to the list of nearly 70 million vehicles that were already affected. We've got details on what's causing the recall, what vehicles were just added and how to know if your car is on the list. Tap or click here to see if your vehicle is on this massive recall list. → |
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 Unplug it! 5 things running up your power bill | Komando DIYDid you know most electronics continue to consume energy when they’re “off”? This can run up your power bill way more than you'd think. In this Komando DIY, we’ll show you five things in your home you need to make a habit of unplugging. Tap or click to see what they are. → |
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 Don’t have a cow: Dairy farmers help their livestock relieve stressDo you remember the old dairy ads that said, “Great cheese comes from happy cows?” As it turns out, that statement is totally true. Stressed cows produce lower-quality milk, which leads to weak cheese that lacks texture and flavor. To help keep their dairy cows happy and content, farmers have turned to virtual reality tech with headsets specially designed for cows. The headsets show calming images of beautiful grass and clear weather while playing relaxing sounds that cows love. And so far, the milk and cheese produced by these VR cows are out-of-this-world. I wonder what would happen if workers in America started using VR on the job. VR therapy isn’t just beneficial for animals. Veterans are also using it for PTSD therapy. Tap or click here to see how VR can help soldiers cope with loss and stress. → |
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