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| As bad as most people-search sites are, not all of them share private details like your address and phone number. Well, we found a site that does — and it's one of the most scarily accurate people-search pages we've seen. If you're on this site (and you probably are), here's what you can do to remove yourself. Tap or click here to see how to remove all your data from this creepy website. → |
| Not everyone is taking Facebook's flippant attitude towards privacy lightly. In fact, at least one state is pursuing a class-action lawsuit against Facebook for violating biometric privacy laws. If you live in this state and have a Facebook account, here's what you need to do to make a claim. Tap or click here to see how you can join in this class-action suit against Facebook. → |
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| One of the most notorious keyloggers is back to steal even more data. Lokibot, a dangerous Trojan, is scaling up its attacks on victims across the web. The issue has gotten so bad, in fact, that the Department of Homeland Security is sounding the alarm. Here's what you need to watch out for. Tap or click here to defend against the chaos Lokibot is causing. → |
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| The need for American Sign Language interpreters is always high. And it's easier to learn than you might think, thanks to this online ASL master class. You can go from a complete beginner to advanced communication while learning scuba diving signals and baby sign language along the way. Take the ASL Master Class for 80% off the original price. → | Apple recently rolled out a major update with iOS 14. It offers a bunch of new customizable features that you're sure to love. Unfortunately, one of the best new features isn't working as planned right now — and it's causing serious issues. If you want iOS 14 to work as it should, you need to get the latest patch from Apple. Here's how. Tap or click to fix the glitchy issue with iOS 14. → |
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| You may have heard of quantum computing. It’s the next big step for computers as we continue to blaze down the technological path. But you probably haven’t heard of quantum internet. That’s because scientists are still trying to figure out how it will work. It turns out that making the internet function as a quantum computer isn’t so easy. Tap or click to see the future of high-tech internet. → |
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Hide your trash: Beware of Baboons In the U.S., millions of residents are familiar with how troublesome raccoons can be. They’re opportunistic foragers that break into trash cans, steal food and cause mischief wherever they go. But in South Africa, that role is filled by baboons — who live in the hills just outside residential areas. They have been bothering homeowners for years now, and one particular baboon has even caused enough trouble for authorities to relocate him. The baboon, nicknamed Kataza, has started showing signs of depression after being isolated from his pack. But despite his bad reputation, the people of Cape Town have started the #bringbackKataza hashtag in the hopes of reuniting him with his friends. Authorities, however, said his pack was more like “accomplices” than friends. Who do you believe? Monkeys aren’t all bad. Just like us, they can laugh, get angry and even grieve. Tap or click here to see a troop of monkeys reacting to a robot monkey that looks like it died. → |
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