Spotting (and stopping) hidden maps and trackers
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3 things you need to know today 1. Use Zoom? This screen-share bug may expose more than you think Zoom and other video calling services like it have saved the day during the pandemic. Not only can we work from home by having video meetings, but we can also keep in touch with family and friends in a more personal way than over the phone. Unfortunately, a massive flaw was just discovered in Zoom that could mean you're sharing more than you'd like. Tap or click here for details on the latest Zoom privacy issue. → |
2. All the hidden maps and trackers in your phone Why is your phone allowed to track you and share that data with unknown third parties? Most likely because you gave permission. Typical data-sharing policies are buried within privacy policies and terms of agreements. Thankfully, there are ways to stop these intrusive tracking practices and we have details on just how to do it. Tap or click here to keep your private info private. → |
3. 15 things under $25 you’ll use again … and again We're all spending more time at home these days. Why not add a few items around the house to help make life a little easier? From quick and easy meals to keeping things clean, check out this list of 15 affordable items that you'll use all the time. Tap or click here for must-have products that won't break the bank. → |
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| | Kim’s DIY Security tip: Online shopping safety Americans spend billions of dollars each year shopping online, and with every purchase, they're putting themselves at risk. Scammers, hackers and criminals are waiting, and credit cards are far from the safest way to pay online. In this DIY Security tip, Kim offers three safer options for making purchases while protecting your financial information. Tap or click to learn how to shop smarter. |
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And finally … You know all about spellcheck, but what about a tone checker? The grammar checker Grammarly will now not only check your punctuation, grammar and spelling, it will now tell you if you’re about to offend someone. Whether you want to sound friendly (but not informal) or concerned (but not angry), choosing your tone wisely is key to delivering your message effectively. Grammarly is a staple here at Komando HQ. The free version is robust and it can make you sound a lot smarter — and now a lot nicer or concerned or whatever else you're looking for. Head to the website for direct links to download. |
