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Breaking Tech News You Need to Know June 3, 2020 |
Update now! iOS 13.5.1 patches critical security flaw We've come to expect high-quality products from Apple over the years, especially when it comes to stable software. But, when the tech giant does have a problem, it tends to be very serious. That includes a recent operating system update that ended up creating a huge security flaw. Thankfully, now there's a fix that you should download. Tap or click to patch Apple's massive security flaw. → |
The online threat cybersecurity experts fear most – what you need to know The last thing we need is another high-tech way for scammers to rip us off. In May alone, 460 million user records were exposed. Now, research shows cybercriminals have even more access to dangerous deepfake technology, which has gotten so advanced that it's nearly impossible to spot. Even worse, you won't believe how cheap it is for criminals to buy these services or the tech behind it. Tap or click to find out how to protect yourself from these convincing attacks. → |
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Millions watch protests on Facebook but the footage was from 2018 It's been a difficult week across the U.S. as protests continue in response to the death of George Floyd, some of which have turned violent. It doesn't help an already volatile situation when videos you see on Facebook Live aren't what they claim to be, and now many Americans have been duped. Tap or click to find out how to shut down fake Facebook Live videos. → |
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Get art lessons from the experts for less than $40 The best cure for idle hands is a new creative outlet. With more than 55 hours of instruction from working professionals, the Fundamental Drawing Bundle for Beginners can turn anyone into an artist. You'll get instruction in shading, portraiture, manga art and more. Save hundreds and start learning to draw today → | Kim takes your questions: Contact tracing, voice recognition, smart plugs and more Kim's advice on the best smart plugs, voice recognition software for writing a book, how to record webinars automatically and more. Plus, meet a staff writer for Wired magazine who gets calls and emails meant for MacKenzie Bezos, Jeff Bezos’ billionaire ex-wife. Tap or click to listen to the latest Komando On Demand. → |
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Gatorbowl: Two gators enter, one gator leaves What would you do if you heard growling and snapping outside your front door? If you said anything other than “put up a barricade,” you’re braver than we are, but Susan Geshel from Florida dealt with this same situation by recording it in the moment. After hearing what appeared to be animals fighting on her front door, she whipped out her camera and recorded the sight of not one, but two alligators engaged in combat with one another. The reptiles did a complex dance of bites and snaps while pinning each other to her door and walls, but one gator eventually managed to slip free and escape. The winner, it seems, wasn’t interested in sticking around. Needless to say, they left a mess of dirt and debris on the front porch (as well as a funky odor Floridians are all-too familiar with). As an interesting aside, this rare type of encounter could have only happened in summer, which is when gators leave their aquatic habitats to mate. Was this lizard battle nothing more than a lover’s quarrel? The world may never know. Believe it or not, that might not even be the most “Florida” video you can find online. This one is. Tap or click to see a duel between a truck and an alligator. → |
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