Contact tracing is one of the most effective ways to slow the spread of COVID-19. But because the process involves push alerts and location tracking, there are some understandable security concerns. Now that the option is available on numerous devices around the world, we're finally getting an answer as to whether or not the process is worth the privacy risk.

If you'd rather not venture out to the grocery store, tech has your back. Try out one of these apps or services to get your groceries delivered right to your door. We'll show you how to use them and the steps you need to take when your food arrives.

If you see chemical products on sale that promise to kill COVID-19, don't buy them! If they aren't soaps or hand sanitizers, they may be pesticides masquerading as legitimate treatments. Because of this, the EPA is now telling Amazon and eBay to stop allowing sellers to market dangerous chemicals this way. Here's how you can spot the fakes.

The CDC recommends wearing face masks in public, and this is brand-new for most of us. It's not enough just to slap a face mask on, you also need to know how to clean it properly. Here are the right ways to disinfect your masks.

Your phone is built with hundreds of thousands of tiny bits and pieces. These pieces are made up of materials gathered from all around the world. But one component in your phone might actually lead to the next pandemic.

Even months into the pandemic, businesses are struggling to find their footing. In this Komando DIY, we'll show you how to find reliable info, how to collaborate with your employees from anywhere and a must-do security step.