Big Tech is joining the fight against COVID-19 in a new way, through "contact tracing" that will turn iPhones and Android smartphones into coronavirus trackers. How will this technology work and what does it mean for your privacy? Here's what we know so far.

Are shipping delays getting you down? Don't be fooled by this tricky new phishing campaign that disguises itself as a notification from a popular shipping service. Scammers are telling people their packages are delayed or need verification and stealing the information they type. We'll show you how to spot this trick in your inbox.

Curious to know if you've had COVID-19 and recovered? This could give you peace of mind when venturing outdoors, which is why companies are now offering at-home antibody tests. It may confirm your immune system has the tools it needs to potentially fight re-infection. Here's what you need to know about the latest test, and how you can get your hands on it.

Smartphones are magnets for germs, even under the best circumstances. You can use antiseptic wipes, but a more high-tech approach is an ultraviolet phone cleaner. This device is specifically designed to disinfect your phone and depending on the model you buy, it may be able to charge your battery as well.

Survival techniques can be very useful and in times like these, they are even handier. Knowing how to create a reliable source of heat or a long-lasting light source is paramount and these easy DIY tricks will help you pick up some new skills.

With so many people staying inside and avoiding travel, the world has seen some pretty drastic changes. Wildlife is having a field day and the environment seems to be on the upswing. It turns out these changes have also quieted the earth itself.