March 5, 2021

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Amazon is removing books and movies as part of a new policy regarding hate speech, but is it instead censorship? Plus, find out how Facebook’s upcoming AR smart glasses could put your privacy at risk. And we’ll tell you how you can apply for a trip to the moon. That and much more, plus all your calls and questions.

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Update alert: Windows and Mac updates fix nasty bugs It doesn't matter whether you use a PC or Mac computer, both operating systems are currently plagued with bugs causing serious issues. We've got details on what is causing all the problems, how to avoid them and when to expect an official fix to be available. Tap or click here to fix the latest Windows and macOS bugs. →	Social media site Gab hacked: Passwords, private messages, user data stolen Whenever you go online, you are exposing yourself to attack. Hackers don't even need to access your device to get ahold of your data. They can break into massive databases via popular websites and services. The online social platform Gab is the latest victim, with thousands of users impacted and millions of posts exposed. Tap or click here to see if you are part of this massive data breach. →

Update alert: Windows and Mac updates fix nasty bugs

It doesn't matter whether you use a PC or Mac computer, both operating systems are currently plagued with bugs causing serious issues. We've got details on what is causing all the problems, how to avoid them and when to expect an official fix to be available.

Tap or click here to fix the latest Windows and macOS bugs. →

Social media site Gab hacked: Passwords, private messages, user data stolen

Whenever you go online, you are exposing yourself to attack. Hackers don't even need to access your device to get ahold of your data. They can break into massive databases via popular websites and services. The online social platform Gab is the latest victim, with thousands of users impacted and millions of posts exposed.

Tap or click here to see if you are part of this massive data breach. →

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Windows 10 how-to: Roll back to a previous version

Having trouble with the latest Windows 10 update? Maybe it's so bad you wish you never updated your PC in the first place. In this Komando DIY, we'll walk you through how to revert back to an older version of Windows so you can get rid of all those pesky bugs and glitches.

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