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Breaking Tech News You Need to Know June 4, 2020 |
Netflix scam: This symbol means someone has stolen your account Netflix hackers are using a clever new tactic to remain undetected on the accounts they steal. It won't hurt your data or privacy, but this trick can help an intruder stay hidden on your account and leech your services without paying for it. Here's what you can do to protect yourself and kick them out. Tap or click here to tighten your Netflix security. → |
Archive or delete your embarrassing old Facebook posts in bulk Ever scrolled way back through your social media accounts to see old posts? It can be pretty scary, right? Let's be honest, some of the things you've posted can be embarrassing and you don't want potential new employers to see them. But, it's difficult to delete tons of posts one by one. Thankfully, Facebook has a new tool that can help. Tap or click here to delete Facebook posts in bulk. → |
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Using Zoom for free? Bad news for your privacy In Zoom's latest earnings call, the company's CEO announced that end-to-end encryption would finally be available for corporate users. But free users, it seems, are being left out in the cold. Zoom is intentionally withholding encryption from free users, and the reason it's giving sounds pretty flimsy. What's the real truth behind this decision? Tap or click here to see how Zoom is leaving free users exposed. → |
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Looters won’t be able to use iPhones swiped from Apple Stores – here’s why If an iPhone is taken from an Apple Store, it won't be of much use to anyone who gets their hands on it. The company's Activation Lock prevents the phone from activating — even if you fully reset the software. Here's the reason why. Tap or click here to see why stolen iPhones are useless. → | Fake Facebook protest videos seen by millions As protests took place across the U.S., millions were watching on Facebook Live. If you turn to social media for news, I have a warning about what you’ll find. Tap or click to listen to the latest Consumer Tech Update. → |
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Big deal for Bigfoot: Sasquatch makes significant sale What happens when you have a beautiful piece of real estate on your hands in the California mountains and nobody’s buying? You put on a Bigfoot costume and make a viral video, that’s what! Real estate agent Daniel Oster made the deal of his life after he got the bright idea to take a bit of the local folklore and translate it into a hilarious marketing campaign. After spending $250 on a Bigfoot costume, he took a series of photos for his Zillow listing showing what less-hairy residents might do in the house. In full sasquatch getup, Oster is seen baking, practicing yoga and tending to flowers. The campaign was so successful, in fact, that it was viewed over 400,000 times in just a few days. In the end, Oster closed on the house for $1 million. Consider that costume paid off! Is Bigfoot actually real? Probably not, but there are plenty of rare animals hiding in the mountains. p> Tap or click here to uncover the mysteries behind America’s mountain lions. → |
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