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Hulu won’t work on these streaming devices soon Netflix and other streaming services have left certain devices in the past as they've updated their platforms and added new features. And now, Hulu is joining the pack and announced it would no longer support older editions of one of the most popular streaming devices on the market. Tap or click here to see if Hulu is ending support for your streaming device. → |
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This nasty trick scams victims of ransomware searching for help Ransomware is a dangerous threat, but there are a number of decryptors floating around on the web that can potentially help if your files get locked. But we wouldn't recommend seeking these out anymore, because a dangerous new threat is now posing as decryption software and actually locks your files with a second attack! Tap or click here to see what a ransom within a ransom looks like. → |
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Facebook now allows bulk deleting – but are the posts really gone? Facebook’s long overdue new tool lets you archive or delete posts in bulk. Now the question is, are they actually gone for good? I wouldn’t bet on it. Tap or click to listen to this episode of Consumer Tech Update. → |
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X marks the spot: Multi-millionaire’s buried treasure found in the Rockies When you have more money and time than you know what to do with, what’s the best way to stave off boredom? For some, retail therapy is the only choice. For others, travel is a better option. But one man, Mr. Forrest Fenn of Santa Fe, New Mexico, had a better idea: Take pieces from his collection of priceless treasures and bury them in a chest for someone to find. As an artifact’s dealer, Mr. Fenn was able to include some extremely valuable items in the chest, but for the past decade, nobody was able to find it. But this week, Mr. Fenn finally received a call from someone who had found the treasure and recovered it. The chest was located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, and the only clues to its whereabouts were found in a cryptic poem included in Mr. Fenn’s autobiography “The Thrill of the Chase.” How is this not a Nicolas Cage movie yet? Can you solve this buried treasure riddle for yourself? Tap or click here to try and solve this clever brainteaser. → |
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