Quick ways to silence annoying spam calls — These summer gadgets won't break the bank
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3 things you need to know today 1. Samsung smartphone warning: Pre-installed apps caught spying If you have a Samsung phone, you need to update it immediately! Some pre-installed apps have been caught spying on users. Even worse, cybercriminals can use a flaw to take full control over your phone and even steal your text messages. Tap or click here to secure your Samsung device now. → |
2. How to silence spam calls without downloading any apps Spam calls have become a national nightmare in recent years. Not only will they interrupt family dinner, but some calls are from scammers looking to rip you off. Did you know there are features built right into your phone that help cut down on spam calls? We'll show you ways to keep them from reaching you. Tap or click here to stop spam callers in their tracks. → |
3. Summer essentials: 15 home gadgets under $25 on Amazon Summer is the season for family, friends and barbecue. It's also a great time to add some much-needed tech around the house. That's why we've put together a list of 15 items to improve your garden, living room, kitchen and more. You'll wonder how you ever got along without these budget-friendly gadgets. Tap or click here to check out these handy and affordable deals. → |
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🎧 AUDIO BRIEFING | | Don't trust anti-ransomware emails If you get an email promising to protect your company from a ransomware attack like the one that brought down the Colonial Pipeline, don't open it! It's just a Trojan Horse trying to sneak ransomware into your computer. Here's how this nasty scheme works. Play Now • 1 min ▶ |
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AND FINALLY ... Want to turn your gadgets into energy vampires? Now you can, thanks to thermoelectric devices! 🧛 Luckily, they don’t suck your blood. But they do turn your body’s excess heat into a power source. A team of Stanford University researchers wants to use this tech for all kinds of everyday items — even clothes and jewelry! 💍 |
