A recent Facebook post from a spoofed Walmart page promises goods and a voucher to the retail giant. Both the page and post are phony, and people are falling for it. These types of scams are not uncommon. We'll show you what to look out for so you don't fall victim.

How often do you deal with poor connectivity, slow downloads or inconsistent internet? If you are experiencing broadband problems, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) wants to hear from you. We've got a way for you to report internet problems to make things better, hopefully.

Now that many COVID vaccine restrictions have lifted, seniors aren't the only ones who can sign up for an appointment. That means herds of people are stampeding to get their shots. Of course, scammers can smell blood in the water. Here's the latest scam you should watch out for.

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Did you know robots can make music? Over on Twitter, @MelodyBot3456 randomly generates instruments, tempos and keys to create original songs every hour. It uses every instrument you could possibly imagine … and then some.

For instance, one song uses “1812 Cannons” as an instrument. That’s right — it’s just a rhythmic series of explosive sounds. Instead of taking you on a musical journey, it sounds like you’re part of a seaside pirate battle. Give it a listen here, but turn down your volume first.