Security settings are crucial for your smartphone, but you may not know exactly what to adjust. Developers don't always make things clear when putting out new features. We've gathered five settings that you may not know about. We'll show you how to use them and explain how they protect you.

Want to watch TV for free? Check out an HDTV antenna. It picks up tons of local channels, so you can watch whatever you want without paying a dime.

You’ll get broadcast channels like ABC, CBS, FOX, PBS and many more. Plus, since TV broadcasts are in digital format, you’ll always get a crystal-clear picture.

Tap or click here for the best ways to set up your antenna for great reception.

If you learned something new or found this helpful, consider subscribing to the Komando Community. Your support makes our work possible. Try it free here!

If spam is cluttering your email inbox, you've got to read this. Google recently teamed up with Stanford University to crack some of the biggest secrets around spam. They found four risk factors that draw scammers to your inbox, like moths to a flame. We have details and tips for cutting down on spam.

Over on my Instagram page, I share photos of my life. I keep my profile private, but I'll add you!

Every small business has unique needs and when you partner with a Dell Technologies Advisor, you get real-time tailored advice. Get a free consultation on your servers and storage devices to develop a custom solution to help improve your company’s productivity.

Plus, get special financing with Dell Business credit and big savings on business computers with Intel core processors.

Do you read the terms of service when you sign up for a website or app? If not, you're not alone — almost everyone clicks "accept" without getting into the nitty-gritty of it. Ignoring the fine print can have drastic consequences.

Google's suite of apps is popular and easy to use, but the tech giant is secretly (or sometimes openly) collecting data from countless devices and users. We'll show you five ways Google is tracking you and what you can do about it.

You can hear my show this weekend on 420 top radio stations throughout the United States, streaming in your favorite radio app, and available as a podcast you can listen to any time at GetKim.com.

Ben, Allie and Mike dive into the new year in tech news, including a COVID conspiracy theory too ridiculous not to share, price hikes coming to cable and internet bills, and a highly-convincing PayPal scam. Plus, tips for your new Amazon Echo and the scam of the week courtesy of the FBI. Find out if Ben can fool Allie and Mike in Brand New or Not True.

Google's working on a web tool that could identify skin conditions. It would use AI to analyze your skin, hair and nails and let you know if anything's wrong. 💆🏼

First, you'd snap three pictures of the area you're concerned about, like a cut or a rash. Then you'll answer a short questionnaire before the tool conjures up a list of possible skin conditions you could be dealing with.

Big disclaimer, though: Google says this tool isn't meant to diagnose your problems — it's just a starting point. A trial of his "dermatology assistance tool" should launch earlier this year, Google says. ✌