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January 14, 2022

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Everyone is playing Wordle - Avoid these fake apps that are charging for the free game

3 things you need to know today

1. Everyone is playing Wordle - Avoid these fake apps that are charging for the free game

The guess-the-five-letter-word game Wordle has exploded in popularity. The webpage-only game has taken social media by storm, and there seems no slowing down. Here's how to win at it and how to spot fakes and scam versions.

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2. More packaged salads recalled - Check your fridge

If you buy packaged salads from the grocery store, it's time to check your fridge. Salad kits are being recalled due to possible health risks from listeria. We've got the list of recalled items and what you should do next.

Tap or click here to find out if you have tainted food in your fridge. →

3. Apple patches bug that can cause your iPhone to crash over and over

Not just anyone can control your Apple-enabled smart home. You need to be invited into the network on the app to do so. But hackers are exploiting a new vulnerability in the HomeKit app that can send your iPhone into a death spiral. Thankfully, Apple just released a patch. Here's how to get it and protect your devices.

Tap or click to fix this dangerous bug. →

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