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Netflix now lets you turn off its most annoying feature

Netflix users have diverse tastes, but nearly all of them agree how annoying it is when the service autoplays trailers for queued-up titles. If your volume is up and you're not prepared, the sudden blast of sound can be irritating. But now, Netflix is finally letting users disable the feature.

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Emails from Facebook, Yahoo or Netflix in your inbox? They might be phishing scams

Cybercriminals are always hoping to trick you with phishing scams. If you fall for the schemes, it's game over. The crooks will have all the information they need to steal your identity and savings. Now, they're posing as more popular companies, like Facebook.

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Critical Bluetooth flaw exposes your phone to malware â hereâs how to patch it

Researchers have discovered a dangerous bug in older versions of Android that can let hackers easily access your data via Bluetooth connection. If your Android software is out of date, you might want to hold off on connecting to Bluetooth in public.

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FBI warning: Job scams to watch for â Dating apps safety â Coronavirus in your inbox

In this episode of Komando On Demand: Insider Edition, Kim chats with a former Boston police officer about a dangerous job scam spreading right now. Plus, Congress launches an investigation into dating apps and the dangerous people using them. And meet the Director of Sales Operations for Blackmagic Designs.

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Practical Tech Tip: How to save important voicemails

Memories are important, so many of us keep those old voicemails from lost loved ones. But did you know you can save them on your computer, or even share them with others?

Tap or click to learn how to share and preserve voicemails. â

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How to find saved passwords

You know you need unique, hard-to-crack passwords for all your accounts â and remembering those complex strings of letters, numbers and characters is a real struggle. That's why it's so easy to let your browser do the hard work for you. Browsers can store our login credentials and automatically sign us into our accounts â but what if you need to see your actual password, not just the autofilled asterisks? You can, with one simple trick.

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Puppy surprise: A strange delivery

If you found a squirming cardboard box on your doorstep, youâd assume it was one of two things: puppies or kittens. After all, itâs a classic setup â and who doesnât like baby animals? Well, this man from North Carolina was shocked to open up a box on his doorstep to find a different pair of creatures altogether: bear cubs. Somehow, an anonymous figure had abandoned the cubs with nothing more than a blanket inside the box. With help from a local Sheriff, he was able to safely transport the cubs to a nearby zoo, where they could get the care they needed. But still, what the heck was somebody doing in the dead of night with bear cubs? Why did they choose this manâs house? One thing is for sure, we âbearlyâ know whatâs going on here!

Believe it or not, sometimes bears and dogs can get along.

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