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 Nearly 400 million stolen records exposed on Dark Web – Find out if your data is at riskAs data breaches pile up, hacking groups are using the chaos to make a name from themselves. And now, the infamous ShinyHunters have released a new trove of data on Dark Web forums containing nearly 400 million profiles. But unlike previous incidents, this isn't a moneymaking scheme — they're releasing this data to all the web's hackers for free. Tap or click here to see if you were included in the latest data leak. → |
 Amazon now selling its own low-cost face shieldsAs mask mandates become more common, many people are looking for alternatives that offer protection without the same drawbacks. The answer is face shields, which block the transmission of germs while allowing you to talk, breathe and drink easily. And now, Amazon announced it's selling low-cost face shields that anyone can buy. Here's how you'll be able to get one. Tap or click here to see the benefits behind face shields. → |
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 Watch out for this clever Netflix email scam that can drain your bank accountA new scam is circulating that poses a unique danger to your bank accounts. This phishing email looks like a real message from Netflix describing a billing error with your account. If you make the mistake of filling out the form it links you to, your entire bank account can be drained. Here's how you can spot it. Tap or click here to see how you can avoid being tricked by this scam. → |
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 Get temperature readings in under a second with this no-touch thermometerHow's your medicine cabinet looking? If you haven't upgraded to an infrared digital thermometer, now's the time. This one gets readings in under 1 second from a distance, and it's nearly half-off right now. Get your no-contact thermometer for more than 45% off today. → |  Are you working more from home?With most people working from home, are you working more hours? A new Microsoft study answers that question. Tap or click to listen to the latest Daily Tech Update. → |
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 COVID testing: The logistics behind this complex processOne of the best tools we have in combating COVID-19 is widespread testing. But the logistics and technology behind it are incredibly complex. Take a look behind the curtain at how coronavirus testing works (did you know samples are flown across the country?) and what it means for the future. Tap or click for an inside look at the people, processes and supplies needed. → |
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 An emu walks into a bar: Pub bans flightless birds for clumsinessAustralia is home to a plethora of fascinating wildlife. Many of the island continents’ species can’t be found anywhere else on Earth, and some, like the emu, are considered national treasures. But at least one establishment in Australia isn’t too fond of the massive flightless bird. The Yaraka Hotel, a pub located in the heart of the Australian Outback, has officially banned emus from entering the bar due to a string of messy situations where the birds entered and created a mess. As part of their fear response, emus will run forward but look behind themselves the entire time. When an emu gets indoors and hears a loud sound, they’ll run into everything without even thinking about it, and they’re heavy enough to shatter glass and splinter wood. In spite of this, the bar is not fully discriminatory to birds. Parrots, apparently, are still fully welcome inside. We’re guessing it’s because they’re more interesting to talk to. The expression “bird-brained” exists for a good reason. Tap or click here to see a hilarious compilation of birds and their antics. → |
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