A lot of apps will offer services your phone already provides. But, of course, they won't tell you that. How else would they sell your data and make money off of you? To help you stop bloating your phone with unnecessary apps, we found five redundant apps that take up space and offer nothing.

You can hear my show this weekend on 430+ 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.

Google usually rolls out software updates in batches, but when something like a dangerous zero-day flaw is discovered, action needs to be taken. That just happened with the Google Chrome browser. Here's why you need to update right now.

GPS trackers help you find your things. You can attach them to your luggage, keys, camera bag, laptop or anything else you want to keep track of. The problem? That same tech can be used against you. A Twitter post has gone viral from a woman who claims to have found an AirTag attached to her car.

If you own a popular brand of network-attached storage (NAS) drives, make sure you're running the latest firmware. In early 2022, support is ending for older generations that will not only limit access to files, but also put your data at risk when security updates end.

You know what’s not fair? Netflix hides thousands of shows and movies from you based on your location and then has the nerve to increase prices yet again. Make sure you’re getting your full money’s worth by using ExpressVPN. 

What’s on Netflix in the U.S. is completely different from what someone in the U.K. or Japan has on theirs. ExpressVPN has over 90 countries to choose from, so every time you run out of stuff to watch, just switch to another country to unlock new shows.

Stop paying full-price for streaming services and only getting access to a fraction of their content.