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| November 20, 2020 |
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 On this weekend's showIf you think cutting the cord for streaming is going to save you big money, think again. Prices are going up. Plus, find out how a former Marine’s new app is making roof repairs easy. And, new startups are trying to adjust to permanently working from home with virtual HQs. That and more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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 Facebook security warning: Thousands of passwords stolenCybercriminals stole login data from hundreds of thousands of Facebook users and stored it all in an online database. Unfortunately for them, they made a huge mistake: They forgot to protect their treasure trove with a password. These criminals may have blown their cover, but you still have time to change your password and protect your account. Here's how. Tap or click for instructions on how to lock down your account. → |  3.2 million records from free TV site leaked on the Dark WebHackers have leaked millions of records belonging to users of one of the most popular free streaming services on the web. This data was shared on the Dark Web, and users who don't change their passwords may find their data in the hands of scammers. We'll show you what you can do to protect yourself. Tap or click here to see what data was stolen and what you can do about it. → |
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 SIM swapping: 5 ways to protect your phone from hackersImagine this: Out of nowhere, your phone doesn’t work and while you’re trying to figure out what’s wrong with it — without being able to make calls — a hacker is digging through your apps and files. That's the reality of SIM swapping attacks. Kim has 5 tips to keep you and your data safe from enterprising criminals. Tap or click here for pro tips on protecting your phone from this scary attack. → |
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 Homeward bound: An international rescueIt’s not every day that your dog escapes and flees to another country, but that’s exactly what happened to a pair of dog owners in Maine this year. Normally, it would have been easy enough to follow the runaway pooch and put her back in the car. But COVID-19-related border closures meant that once the dog crossed a bridge into Canada, she was as good as gone. It took the combined efforts of family and friends on the Canadian side of the border to catch the dog and keep her safe long enough for a handoff. Border patrol was even nice enough to let the dog through. Not bad for such a scary situation. Dog owners will stop at nothing to track down their escaped pets. Tap or click here to see how an ex-law enforcement couple used social media to find their dog. → |
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