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Breaking Tech News You Need to Know November 6, 2020 |
| Have you started holiday shopping yet? If so, check your items to see if they are on the latest recall list from the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Many of these items can cause serious injury to anyone who uses them. We've got details on how to return potentially dangerous products and claim your refund. Tap or click here to see the latest batch of recalled products. → |
| Microsoft Office has recently become a major target for scammers. Fake Office landing pages are an easy way for them to steal your Microsoft Account, but anti-phishing software is getting better at detecting them. That's why this creative new phishing campaign is using a sneaky coding trick to avoid getting caught. Tap or click here to protect from getting tricked. → |
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| Black Friday is just around the corner, and scammers are using the opportunity to prey on unsuspecting shoppers. One of their new tactics involves impersonating Amazon itself to trick you into sharing your payment information. If you're not careful, they could end up hijacking your computer as well. Tap or click here to see how to foil the scammers. → |
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| Black Friday may be just around the corner, but you don't have to wait until after Thanksgiving to start saving on gifts. Right now, Amazon is offering up to 44% off of select tech items, and you can save hundreds of dollars on headphones, streaming gadgets and smart home gear. Here are our top early Black Friday picks. Tap or click here to see how much you can save with these early bird deals. → | If you have Adobe software on any of your devices, listen up. A handful of critical security flaws has been found that could give hackers access to your device. Not only that, but the flaws could give them total control of your system. Don't wait for the unthinkable to happen; patch your devices now! Here's how. Tap or click here for Adobe's latest critical security patch. → |
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Don’t try this at home: Driver apprehended for hauling mistake When you have outdoor toys like snowmobiles, you’re supposed to tow them behind your car to protect the machine and other drivers. But one motorist in Wisconsin must not have thought his travel plans through when he decided to take a drive with a snowmobile strapped sideways to the roof of his car. A state trooper pulled the driver over to ask about the unusual haul only to discover that he wasn’t even wearing a seatbelt. We can only imagine how much of a whopper that traffic ticket must have been. Thank goodness nobody was hurt. There’s a right and a wrong way to haul almost anything. Tap or click here to see how a Ford F-150 managed to tow a massive semi-truck → |
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