9 malicious apps to delete ASAP — Millions of personal records exposed in potential data leak
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August 16, 2021

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Delete these 9 sketchy Android apps now before they hack your Facebook account

4 things you need to know today

1. Delete these 9 sketchy Android apps now before they hack your Facebook account

If you have any online presence whatsoever, you'll want to pay attention to this. A group of malicious apps has been discovered that give cybercriminals access to your online accounts. That's why it's critical to delete these apps from your devices ASAP.

Tap or click here to see if you have any of these dangerous apps. →

2. T-Mobile investigating possible data breach after customer records posted for sale

Data breaches and leaks are no joke. They put millions of Americans' personal information at risk all the time. When that happens, strangers could annihilate your reputation as well as your bank accounts. T-Mobile users should be especially wary, thanks to news of a potentially massive leak.

Tap or click here for details on this potentially massive data leak. →

3. 5 private details about you and your home anyone can find online

Public records are a good source of reliable information if you want to buy or sell a home. The problem is that anyone can access this information. This includes scammers who will use what they find against you. The amount of info that can be obtained about your property is scary. We've got the details, and it's a bit unsettling.

Tap or click to see your personal information available online. →

4. 8 proven ways cheap people lower their monthly internet, cable, and streaming bills

Keeping up with monthly bills can be stressful for many. Streaming services, internet and cable bills all add up quickly. But I have a few clever tips that can help cut down on your monthly bills and keep some well-deserved coin in your pocket.

Tap or click here for smart ways to lower your monthly expenses. →

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She passed away. Then he turned her into an AI chatbot

When tragedy struck, Joshua Barbeau decided to cope with the death of his girlfriend by creating an AI chatbot based on her personality. In this episode, Kim sits down with him as well as developer Jason Rohrer, who created an AI program you can use to create your own personalized chatbots for just $5. It’s creepy and insanely fascinating at the same time.

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In case you missed it ...

  1. Ransomware: Yes, you’re vulnerable to this, too. Tap or click for ways to protect against this growing threat.
  2. Data breach alert: Info on millions of seniors leaked online. Tap or click to see if your info was leaked.
  3. Want to be a reality star? Tap or click here to find out how to audition for Netflix.
  4. 10 ways to cut your energy bill when spending more time at home. Tap or click for clever money-saving tips.
  5. The clock on your phone has a bunch of hidden features. Tap or click to give them a try.
 

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Facebook caps $1 trillion, Peloton for kids and Starlink's internet for the masses

Facebook caps $1 trillion, Peloton for kids and Starlink's internet for the masses

Facebook is now worth $1 trillion. Kim dives in what you could get for all that cash. Plus, Starlink's progress in bringing high-speed internet to the masses and the inside scoop on Windows 11. In the tech tip, Ben explains how to see what's eating up all the space on your phone — and what to delete. Tap or click to see what they gang talks about this week on Tech Refresh.

 

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AND FINALLY ...

This just in: A drone delivered someone Starbucks coffee. In late July, TikTok user @brithiq posted a video showing her drinks slowly descend from the sky. ⛅

She shot the video in Fayetteville, North Carolina. That's where a company called Flytrex runs drone delivery services in North Carolina. In another clip, a drone delivers her McDonald’s order. To watch the videos and learn more, click here. ☕

 
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