When you delete an account, you expect that all your information will go with it. This is not always the case, however. A company or service can keep your information under the pretense of security, accounting, Terms of Use and more. We have a list of nine online accounts seemingly impossible to get rid of with some potential solutions.

A Google search can return millions of results. Cut that down significantly by searching just a single site with Google’s Site: feature. Open Google in your browser and type “site:” and then the website you wish to search. Like this: “site:komando.com” but leave off the quotation marks.

Tip in a tip: You can enter “site:komando.com search term” in your browser’s address bar and no need to go to Google. Again, no quotation marks needed.

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If you own a home, you know the stress of finding the right person to help you tackle projects or make repairs. Choose wrong and you might have just wasted a ton of money on a job that needs to be redone. Don't trust the first person or company you find on Google. Instead, we'll tell you about an app that makes it fast and easy to find the best pro for whatever job you need to tackle.

We keep track of the biggest threats to your online safety and security so you don't have to. Get Kim's alerts to see the news that impacts you — and what you can do about it.

Angi puts everything you need to tackle projects right in the palm of your hand. When you download the Angi app, you can find a professional to fix an emergency leak in minutes. Planning a renovation? Angi will match you with the best contractor for the job. You can even schedule seasonal jobs, like an AC tuneup, or routine maintenance, like lawn care. Angi even lets you pay securely through its app once your home project is done. How easy is that?

Taking care of your home has never been this straightforward. Get Angi, your home for everything home.

Streaming opens up a whole new world of options. But it's easy to buy more services than you use. In fact, many people are spending more money on streaming services than they were with cable. Here are three tips to save you from this pitfall.

Do you spend too much money on monthly subscription fees? You're not alone, as it has become widespread lately. If you want to cut down on those monthly bills, Apple has come up with a new way to save. We'll show you how the new plan works and if it's worth buying into.

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.

The heads of Google, Facebook and Twitter testified at a Congressional hearing this week. And there, we learned all about Big Tech’s biggest fear. Plus, keep a close eye on your internet bill, because you could soon be paying more. And, Election Day is almost here. Find out how to track your ballot if you didn’t vote in-person.

Ready to be blown away by the power of technological innovation? A man who was paralyzed below the neck after an injury in 2007 was able to write again, using just his mind. Researchers at Standford University used AI software and a tiny microchip implant in the man’s brain to accomplish the feat. He imagined he was writing on a notepad, and the connected computer converted his thoughts into text. 

“We had no idea someone who had never moved his hands for 10 years, if you asked him to write, what his brain would do,” Dr. Frank Willett, study author and neuroscientist at Stanford, told USA Today. “It shows these fine dexterous (movements) still evoke rich patterns of brain activity that we can use.” 

Just think of the possibilities. Really amazing stuff. Did you catch Elon Musk’s video game-playing primate? Watch him playing Pong with just his mind.