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Breaking Tech News You Need to Know March 14, 2020 |
Video doorbell company is making a major privacy change you should know about The more we implement technology, the harder it is to protect our privacy. And you wouldn't think something as simple as a home security system could put your personal information at risk, but you'd be wrong. Thankfully, one company is taking steps to protect its users. Tap or click to see what's changing. → |
Follow these Twitter accounts for accurate coronavirus news There is so much coronavirus misinformation circulating on social media that it can be difficult to tell fact from fiction. If you want the most accurate news, you'll need to know which accounts are worth following. These are some of the most reliable and measured accounts you can follow to stay informed about this global pandemic. Tap or click here to see which news accounts are worth following on Twitter. → |
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Everyone working from home could slow down your Wi-Fi – here’s what you can do As the coronavirus outbreak prompts more businesses to shutter their doors, many employers have taken their operations to the web. But with so many workers now laboring online, internet speeds could slow down. But what can you do about it? Tap or click here to prepare for congested internet traffic. → |
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You can power up to 3 devices simultaneously on this wireless charger Wireless chargers are convenient, but few are as fast or versatile as the AirZeus 3-in-1 Fast Wireless Charging Pad. This compact pad puts out up to 7.5W of power and is able to charge your phone, smartwatch and earbuds all at once. Tap or click here to take 66% off the AirZeus today. → | Why my staff and I are now working from home News is changing by the minute, and there’s a lot of fear in the world right now. I’ve made the choice to send my staff home to work, for one very important reason. Whether or not you’re in an office, there’s a step you should take to protect yourself as the coronavirus spreads. Tap or click to listen to the latest Consumer Tech Update. → |
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3 simple ways to keep track of your kid’s smartphone: iPhone and Android Most of the danger kids face online today comes from two things: Talking to strangers and going places they’re not supposed to. A kid with unrestricted smartphone access can end up on some pretty rotten websites. What’s a parent to do? In this Komando DIY, we’ll show you how to set up your kids’ phones for maximum digital safety on iOS and Android. From unsuspecting apps to parental controls, there's a lot you can do to keep your little ones protected. Tap or click to see what you can do. → |
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Crappy news: Australian paper thinks ahead If you’ve been to the store in the past week, you’ve probably noticed something strange: All the toilet paper is gone! It’s all part of a wave of panic-buying sparked by the coronavirus pandemic that’s spreading around the globe. To regain a sense of control, many people are hoarding basic supplies. And because masks and hand sanitizer are already in short supply, toilet paper was the next best thing. But Australians worried about prepping for the virus have nothing to fear. All they need to do is subscribe to NT News, a newspaper for the Northern Territories that printed eight extra pages of newspaper for bathroom use. On the front cover, a big impact-font message screams, “Run out of loo paper? The NT News cares. That's why we've printed an eight-page special liftout inside, complete with handy cut lines, for you to use in an emergency.” Unfortunately, the paper appears to be a “special edition,” so get it before supplies run out! Halloween pranks are going to suffer majorly this year. Tap or click here to see a drone that can cover houses in toilet paper. → |
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