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On this weekend's show Google, Facebook and Twitter testified at a Congressional hearing where we learned Big Tech’s big fear. Plus, you won’t believe how much Tesla owners have to pay to regain one of their cars’ most basic features. And, find out about a smart tablecloth that knows what’s for dinner. That and more, plus your calls and questions. |
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| Most phishing campaigns are lazy and obvious, but this latest one is willing to put in the effort needed to trick you. It looks like a fake copyright notice — and if you take the bait, you'll end up on a malicious site that can bypass your Facebook account's security. Here's what you need to know to stay protected. Tap or click here to see why this phishing scheme is so dangerous. → | If you've been working at home for the last several months, you might want to start paying more attention to your internet use. ISPs are slowly starting to remove COVID-19 assistance and reinstate data caps — and if you're not careful, you could end up with a massive bill. Tap or click here to see the best ways to reduce data use. → |
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| Having trouble with the latest Windows 10 update? Maybe it's so bad you wish you never updated your PC in the first place. In this Komando DIY, we'll walk you through how to revert back to an older version of Windows so you can get rid of all those pesky bugs and glitches. Tap or click to find out how to roll back. → |
Cooling off: One company is weathering the pandemic well It’s no exaggeration to say that businesses have been devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic. But one company isn’t seeing the slowdown that most everyone else is. Tupperware, the maker of those plastic containers everyone keeps in their kitchen, has seen record profits since March of this year. Apparently, people are eating at home more and keeping leftovers much more than usual — which means there’s a bigger need for food storage. Even stranger, it’s one of the only companies making a killing that doesn’t rely on tech. Some things, like Tupperware, are just plain useful. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Tap or click here to see six unique ways to use leftover rice → |
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