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These family plans will save you money - even if you aren't family You may be paying more for subscriptions than you should. You can be splitting the cost with others or spending less per person under family plans. In many cases, members under one family plan don't even need to live together. We'll show you how to lower your bills by bundling multiple users under one plan. Tap or click here to save on your subscriptions with family plans. → | | Essential privacy fix: Remove yourself from creepy people search sites People search sites scour the internet to find and post your personal information. This can include financial records, home address, phone number, employment history and more. Much of this information is publicly available, so it's nearly impossible to stop the sites from collecting it. But you can remove yourself from these sites. We'll show you how. Tap or click here to take back some of your privacy. → |
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🎧 AUDIO BRIEFING | Robin Hood ransomware, 'Top Gun' AI, Facebook downgrade A new kind of ransomware is on the loose, and victims can't pay to get the encryption key to their files — they must complete three acts of charity. Plus, Val Kilmer is back in "Top Gun: Maverick," thanks to the help of AI and deepfake technology. And Facebook is losing one of its best security features. We'll tell you what to do instead to keep your account safe. Play Now • 35 min ▶ |
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Pick up after Fido with a smart, poop-detecting laser YouTuber Caleb Olson was fed up with cleaning up after his pooch the old-fashioned way — so he created a robot to help out. It uses lasers and AI to spot messes in the yard. This thing is genius. We sure want one! WATCH NOW → |
Protecting my devices from malware Q: | I use Windows Defender, but what about my phone? Is there a better solution for my computer, too? | A: | My take? You can never be too safe. I prefer a total security suite. TotalAV, a sponsor of my national radio show, is easy to use and offers the best protection in the business. They’ve received the renowned VB100 award for detecting more than 99% of malware samples for the last three years in a row. Their AI-driven Web Shield browser extension blocks dangerous websites automatically, and their Junk Cleaner can help you quickly clear out your old files. Get an annual plan of TotalAV Internet Security for only $19 at ProtectWithKim.com. That's over 85% off! |
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Choosing a home security system Q: | What would you suggest for home security for a 55+ disabled woman on a budget with no computer and little tech knowledge? What kind of features should I look for? | A: | You want two things: One, you don't need a computer to access and second, professional monitoring. I recommend SimpliSafe. It's super easy to set up, easy to use and you don't need a computer or Wi-Fi for basic home security. Cellular-based monitoring is included in the monitoring price. That will cost you $14.99 per month. There are no contracts, so you can pause or cancel at any time. For a limited time, get a free security camera, 20% off + a free month of monitoring. |
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How can I choose new tech? Q: | Well, it finally happened. My old PC just can't handle my new work-from-home life. I run a small business, and I know a few of my employees are in the same boat. Where should I start picking new desktops? | A: | If you're not a total tech geek, figuring out what to spend your money on is seriously stressful. I could tell you a few models to check out (we use Dell Optiplex and Precision at Komando HQ), but really, you need help finding the right models for you and your business. Dell Technologies Advisors can guide you. They have financing options, too, and can help you get everything set up correctly. Call 877-ASK-DELL or visit Dell.com to find technology that can help your small business. |
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Did you know you can borrow cash from your home at a low rate? Whether you need funds for a home project, a life event, or to pay off other forms of debt, accessing the equity in your home through a cash-out refinance may be your best approach. A cash-out refinance is a lump sum of cash taken out of your home equity, paid back through your new mortgage payment. You might even be surprised, many Americans are refinancing with a cash-out refinance and seeing their monthly payments drop. Compare rates with LendingTree.
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5 clever ways to use your Echo and Alexa that you’ll wish you knew sooner Yes, your Echo device can start a timer, remind you of just about anything, or tell you today's weather — but don't stop there! There's a lot more Alexa can help you with, from keeping an eye on older loved ones to checking in on your home no matter where you are. Tap or click here to get more out of your home's smart assistant. → | | Clever tech tip: Create an email address for your home If you own a home, you know how many forms, bills, statements and documents pile up — both paper versions and electronic ones. Here's a smart way to keep everything digital related to your home in one spot. Take my advice: Set it up soon while you're thinking about it. Tap or click for Kim's email advice. → |
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