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 The newest scam targeting grandparents’ coronavirus fearsCoronavirus scams are skyrocketing, and one of the latest is a new take on a classic — designed to take advantage of older generations. This trick forces worried grandparents to verify whether it really is a loved one calling or if it's just someone who's looking to make a buck. Tap or click here to find out how this sinister scam works. → |
 5 apps, sites and resources to help you grow your own modern-day Victory GardenDuring World War II, Victory Gardens helped Americans deal with strict food rationing and kept up morale. Today, the markets may have food, but going outside feels risky amid the coronavirus pandemic. People are turning to their own backyards for fresh produce. We'll show you some solid resources to create your very own Victory Garden. Tap or click here to hone your green thumb. → |
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 Auto insurance companies are returning $800 million in premiums – see if yours is on the listEveryone is driving less, but that doesn't mean auto insurance companies aren't still collecting monthly premiums. Fortunately, with fewer claims being paid out, several companies are taking the opportunity to send refunds to customers. This is a welcome payout for those who have lost their jobs or have otherwise been financially impacted by the pandemic. Tap or click here to see if you'll get a cut. → |
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 This hands-free soap dispenser is the better way to washNow more than ever, clean hands are important. This automatic soap dispenser lets you wash without fear of cross-contamination thanks to an infrared sensor that delivers a handful of foam with a wave of your hand. It's on sale now, letting you conserve soap as well as money. Get the Hands-Free Foaming Soap Dispenser for 33% off. → |  Cybersecurity tips from a white hat hackerThe junk email and bogus texts that normally flood our inboxes and phones become a lot harder to weed out when we’re desperate for information. Kim talks to IBM social engineer Stephanie Carruthers, aka _sn0ww, about the surge in spam capitalizing on coronavirus fears and confusion. Learn about the biggest spam campaigns making the rounds right now. Tap or click to listen to the latest Komando On Demand. → |
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 Should you wear a face mask? Yes, and here’s howThe CDC now recommends people wear cloth or fabric face masks in public. Wearing masks is voluntary, so should you do it? The short answer is yes. Everyone should wear a face mask in public. But what kind of mask should you use and what's the safest way to wear it? We'll show you. Tap or click to find out how to protect yourself from COVID-19 germs. → |
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 Room service: Housebound gamers check in to an old favoriteIn the days before Facebook, online social spaces were quite diverse. Not only did MySpace (a hybrid social-music platform) exist, but teens and tweens had access to thousands of games and virtual hangouts to pass the time. The social media boom of the early 2010s killed off many of these websites, but quarantined gamers are making a pilgrimage back to some of their old haunts to recapture that spirit of fun. One of the best examples is Habbo Hotel, an old online game where users created custom hotel rooms and throw parties for their virtual avatars. Over the past few weeks, the amount of new users has skyrocketed, and the once-empty website is full of guests spamming each other with emoji and jokes. Some college seniors are even throwing virtual graduation parties to cope with the loss of their year-end festivities. Whether or not these guests stick around after COVID-19 is unknown, but for now, there’s still time to “book a room.” Ever wonder how video games get made in the first place? Tap or click to see Kim’s interview with the leader of the country’s best video game development program for students. → |
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