Fraud & Security Alert

If you have Alexa-enabled devices, you know you can download skills to help you do just about anything. There's a catch, however. A recent study revealed that most of these skills do not have privacy policies in place. This means you don't know where your requests are going or who is answering them.

A new tool coming to Apple's iOS 14.5 allows users the opportunity to stop apps from tracking them before using it. This could cut down on those targeted ads that follow you around the web. But Facebook wants you to know just how great targeted ads really are and that you should not use Apple's tool. Who's right?

Apple recently made a change with apps listed in its App Store. Now, if a developer wants to list an app there, they must provide "privacy labels" telling you what data will be collected before downloading it. Google has finally implemented this change for those with an iPhone who use Gmail. You won't believe how much data is being collected on you!

Amazon claims that it stands for a free, open and uncensored Internet. Yet here it is, the biggest of Big Tech, now censoring and removing books and films it doesn’t like.