Crooked apps and services, or fleeceware, are hitting users with recurring payments that can add up to thousands of dollars a year. These apps are available on Apple and Google's official stores, making it difficult to weed them out from the rest. We'll show you how to get out of this bind if you're caught.

Most people turn to DuckDuckGo for private browsing and internet searches. Unfortunately, a recently discovered flaw in its extension could be used by cybercriminals to spy on you. We've got details on how the vulnerability can be utilized by hackers and a simple fix to eliminate the problem.

Apple recently made a change with apps listed in its App Store. Now, if a developer wants to list an app there, they must provide "privacy labels" telling you what data will be collected before downloading it. Google has finally implemented this change for those with an iPhone who use Gmail. You won't believe how much data is being collected on you!

The latest Windows 10 update is a mess. Find out if it’s finally safe to download. Plus, the team dives deep into the NFT craze. Why are people ponying up millions for things they’ll never touch? Plus, there’s a copycat of the social media app Clubhouse floating around. Get details on how to spot the fake.