Do you have a Netflix account? You might want to read this. Hackers have turned their heads not toward the streaming service, but toward its subscribers. All credit card information is encrypted through Netflix's security measures, so what could these cybercriminals possibly want from customers? We'll tell you why Netflix subscribers have been targeted and how to protect your account.

If you've noticed something weird about your Android, you're not alone. Turns out some Androids are losing power a lot faster than normal. Unfortunately, Google is dragging its feet. Don't worry, we won't leave you out to dry. We'll tell you what's going on and how to fix this issue if you experience it.

17 new malicious apps have been discovered — but unlike previous incidents, this one's affecting iPhone users. The apps spam users' phones with malicious advertisements that help the developers earn thousands of dollars in fraudulent revenue. Whats worse, thousands of users might have them on their phones right now and not even know it! We'll tell you which apps you need to delete as soon as possible.

Sick of those never-ending scam calls? Yeah, me too. These days, your phone rings and there's a good chance it's a robocall that feels designed to drive you crazy. Did you know your phone, your wireless provider and even Google can help you block them out? Here's how.

A major electronics retailer is stepping on Amazon's turf. This brave company is going head-to-head with the online retail giant and dares to offer next-day delivery on many of its products. For an extra fee, you might even get your purchase delivered the same day. We'll tell you why this retailer has stepped up and what it means for the future of online shopping.

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The way ads follow you around online can be downright creepy. While you can never shut them out entirely, there are ways to limit what advertisers know about you and take back your privacy. In this Komando DIY, we'll share 5 ways to do it. Try a new search engine, block cookies that track everything you do, delete yourself from data-hungry sites that can't get enough of your info and more.

Are you sick of spending hundreds or thousands of dollars each month on channels you never watch? Ready to save money and still watch your can’t-miss shows, sports, news and movies? It’s time to cut the cord or ditch the satellite dish. You’re probably not sure where to start, and that’s where I come in. In “How to Get Free HDTV and Cut the Cable,” I’ll walk you through how to say goodbye to your expensive cable subscription and still watch the shows you love. I’ll teach you about the different service options and help you find the hardware you need.

You don't have to search the web to find tech news. Get quick and up-to-date tweets on all the latest digital and trending news and tips. You'll learn about the latest in scams, security alerts, breaking news and even the top stories in technology.

Despite the fact it’s nearly 2020, we’re still years away from real domestic robots. Unlike the sci-fi futures of yesteryear, modern day robots are a bit more clunky and toyish than Rosie the Robot. But Sony’s robot dog AIBO managed to take some brilliant steps forward with its well engineered limbs, camera sensors and independent personality. Unfortunately, AIBO has struggled to find homes willing to adopt it, so Sony decided to take the pup back to obedience school for some new tricks: interacting with Sony appliances. Now, you can tell your robotic dog to start the laundry, heat up the oven or add extra seconds to the microwave. AIBO can even howl when you’ve accidentally left the fridge door open. For just $2,900, you can bring the future of smart robotics into your home! Alternatively, you can just spend $50 to buy Alexa.

Sorry AIBO, but Amazon’s got you beat on price. At least you’re cute (and probably n ot a spy).

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