Latest mask controversy — Digital change of scenery   ;
Breaking Tech News You Need to Know July 18, 2020 |
People are selling masks that provide ‘little protection’ against COVID-19 After seeing their effectiveness, many public officials have gone on to make masks mandatory in hard-hit areas. But there are a number of people who aren't fully comfortable wearing masks in public. To comply with rules without going against their own principles, they're wearing shocking substitutes. You have to see it to believe it. Tap or click here to see why wearing these types of masks isn't the safest idea. → |
Need a change of scenery? This site lets you gaze out from strangers’ windows worldwide Let's be honest, most of us are pretty sick and tired of staring at the same four walls. It doesn't get any better taking a peek out the window because you see the same scenery every time you look. Until now. A cool new tool will give you a glimpse of scenery from strangers' windows from places all over the world. Tap or click to explore the world from the comfort of home. → |
| Get expert tech advice straight from Kim. Subscribe to the USA Today Column newsletter to get Kim's pro tips on all things digital straight to your inbox each week. | Sign up now! → |
|---|
|
This shocking flaw could allow your phone to watch you When it comes to security and privacy, your browser of choice is a big deal. Some take these things much more seriously than others and it makes a huge difference. But, a newly discovered flaw in one of the most popular browsers known for security is changing people's minds. If gone unchecked, the flaw could actually let your phone spy on you. Tap or click here to strengthen your browser's security. → |
| |
Don’t miss Comet NEOWISE – it won’t be back for another 6,800 years Those of us living in the northern hemisphere will have a chance to see a once-in-a-lifetime celestial event this month: A comet you can see with the naked eye. And don't even think about missing it — this comet only comes once every 7,000 years. Here's how you can spot it. Tap or click here for ways to see an astonishing comet with your own eyes. → | Back to (virtual) classes: Things you need to know If your school system is conducting online classes this fall, I’ve put together a list of questions you need to ask before school starts again. Tap or click to listen to the latest Daily Tech Update. → |
|---|
Trending now on Komando.com |
|
Follow me on Twitter! You don't have to search the web to find tech news. Get quick and up-to-date tweets on all the latest digital and trending news and tips. You'll learn about the latest in scams, security alerts, breaking news and even the top stories in technology. Follow me on Twitter today! → |
Shot in the dark: Vermont police return a long-lost item Over 25 years ago, a resident of Albany, Vermont was the victim of a burglary that cost him a TV, VCR, several baseball cards and a prized Remington shotgun. The burglars seemed to get away with the crime, but time has a funny way of reuniting people with the things they lose. During a routine investigation of an unrelated incident, police in Swanton found the stolen gun in someone else’s home. This residence was unrelated to the original burglars, but police were able to match the weapon to the report from the decades-old burglary. The victim has since been reunited with his lost property. What a heartwarming story, and one that truly proves there’s not a lot going on in the way of crime in Vermont. It could always be worse, you know? The man could have lost a laser shotgun. Tap or click here to see what this futuristic weapon is capable of. → |
GET THE FREE APP Available for your smartphone and tablet DOWNLOAD → | BE AN AMBASSADOR Refer your friends, get great rewards! LEARN MORE → |
|---|
