On the show: Hackers stealing texts, vaccine passports, Facebook's mind-reading tech
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On this weekend's show It only took $16 for a hacker to intercept someone’s texts and take over their accounts. Plus, a new Google gadget wants to monitor your sleep. And finding soulmates using DNA is the premise behind a new Netflix drama, but it’s closer to reality than you might think. That and much more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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Millions of PCs infected with malware: Check your Windows computer now Are you positive your computer isn’t hiding a virus? The design of many malicious programs is to evade detection from even the best antivirus software. Your Windows computer could be one of the millions of PCs worldwide found to be infected with malware. We've got details on this massive infection and how to protect your device. Tap or click here for signs your machine is infected with malware. → | Vulnerability in DuckDuckGo could expose your history to snoops 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. Tap or click here to fix this dangerous flaw. → |
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And finally ... Did you know some insurance plans cover music therapy? That’s because it’s being used to treat patients with cancer, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. Music has been shown to greatly reduce pain. Isn’t that amazing? I wanted to know more, so I chatted with Joy Allen, chair of Berklee College of Music’s Music Therapy Department. You’re in for a special treat. She had some great tips for creating the best playlist for your life and some inspiration for a gift idea your family and friends will love. (And it's free!) |
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