Apple has taken some steps to make it harder for mobile app developers to capture and store your details. Google will implement similar steps later this year. But until all developers comply with the regulations, there will be a few that are sketchy, to say the least.

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Many things can pose a risk to your personal data and privacy. Fortunately, many consumers know how to mitigate a potential breach. But it's the innocent-looking products that users never think of that can cause the biggest privacy issues. We've rounded up a list of 10 seemingly innocent tech gadgets that actually post privacy risks.

Hackers are up to no good again. A new vulnerability in Microsoft Windows can let hackers into your PC and steal your information. We've got details on what happened and how to protect yourself against it.

Data leaks are a constant threat for larger companies, and major brands are no stranger to these attacks. A recent example included data from nearly 93% of LinkedIn users. While no financial information was revealed, this opens the door for other scams. We'll explain what happened and the implications for you.

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