A hacker is going to jail for stealing information from dozens of female college students and exchanging the files with others. The man stole nude photos from SUNY-Plattsburgh students after accessing their social media and cloud accounts. He used a few different methods to get their information. We'll give you the story and tips on avoiding criminal creeps like this.

Losing your phone can be traumatic. Not only does it hold vital information, but smartphones are also costly. If you are curious about how to find your phone, no matter where it is, we've compiled a list of easy ways to find it so you won't have to replace it.

When your iPhone or Android needs to be recharged, turn to the Anker power bank. These portable chargers are fast and reliable so you never have to be without your phone.

It's rare for people to have fax machines in their homes these days. Even copy scanners aren't as prevalent as they used to be. But there are occasions when you need to upload an important document or scan a photo. Don't worry. I've got simple tricks for you to scan documents with the tech you already have.

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This year is looking up. If part of your growth strategy is adding new team members to your business, LinkedIn Jobs can help you find the right person quickly. To make things better, your first job post is free. Getting started is easier than ever, with new features to help you find qualified candidates.

Post a job with targeted screening questions, and LinkedIn will quickly get your role in front of more qualified candidates. Manage job posts and contact candidates in one spot — even from your mobile phone.

Imagine a rental car company steals their car back from you. This just happened to Twitter user Tarikh Campbell, who says his rental car disappeared from right outside his childhood home one night. In a long and twisty story, he investigated the disappearance.

Campbell says the rental car company, Avis, told him to file a police report ... but there was no impound order. Representatives said he was liable for a $20,000 car — plus, they charged him the full price and late fees. Only after the story went viral did Avis waive the fees.

To make a long story short: Be very careful about the companies you do business with! You never know when you’ll be thrown into a mystery novel. 🕵️