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September 4, 2021

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FTC just banned a spyware app with 1M downloads - How to know if it's on your phone

4 things you need to know today

1. FTC just banned a spyware app with 1M downloads - How to know if it's on your phone

There are millions of apps that are used for good. But some are used for illegal activities and nefarious purposes. The FTC has put a halt on one company and app that has been caught spying on users. We've got details on this dangerous app and ways to protect against stalkerware.

Tap or click here to see if stalkerware is on your device. →

2. Booking a restaurant reservation? Scammers have a new tactic to steal your money

No restaurant should ask for your banking or card details when you make a reservation through their website. But that hasn't stopped criminals from faking their way into wallets and bank account. Here's what you need to look out for to avoid being ripped off.

Tap or click here for ways to avoid this sneaky new scam. →

3. The smartest new Echo feature in years is here

Competing with dogs barking or children running through the house just to hear what Alexa is trying to tell you? Don't worry, as you'll soon be able to change the smart speaker's volume based on the amount of excessive noise in your house. We've got details on this cool new feature and how to enable it.

Tap or click here for a simple way to make Alexa even better. →

4. Dell's Labor Day sale is here! Save up to 45% with laptops starting under $250

Labor Day means great sales, and Dell's powerful desktops and laptops are up to 45% off. If you've been waiting to pull the trigger on a new computer, now is the time. We've got laptop and desktop recommendations to get you started. What are you waiting for?

Tap or click to save big on Kim's choice for getting the job done. →

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iPhone 13, digital license, pay later on Amazon

The iPhone 13 is coming soon. Before you shell out $1K, get Kim's advice on whether now is really the time to upgrade. Plus, digital licenses are coming soon, if you live in one of eight states. And check Amazon because you might be able to break your next purchase into monthly installments.

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Trending now: Tech news, tips and know-how

  1. Cybercriminals have a new way to scam you. Tap or click here to find out how they can steal and sell your internet bandwidth.
  2. The smart trick to know when your phone’s camera or mic is being used. Tap or click to see if someone is spying on you.
  3. Instagram wants to know this private detail or you have to give up the app. Tap or click to find out what you'll have to share.
  4. It’s not a coincidence – Those are targeted ads on your TV. Tap or click to find out why it's happening and how to stop it.
  5. Windows 11 is coming in October. Tap or click here for all the details we have so far.
 

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Kim Komando Show Rewind: March 27, 2021 (Hour 1 of Kim’s show)

Kim Komando Show Rewind: March 27, 2021 (Hour 1 of Kim’s show)

You're watching the first hour of The Kim Komando Show, recorded March 27, 2021. Big Tech CEOs from Facebook, Google and Twitter testified before a Congressional panel this week about misinformation. Find out what it means for you. Plus, the NFT craze is showing no signs of slowing down and now robots are getting in on the action. And 90-year-old actor William Shatner has a plan to live on through A.I. Tap or click to watch a full hour of Kim.

 

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