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The Most Dangerous Tech Products
The electronic products in our homes can be among the most dangerous products we have. Yet you can avoid these hazards with a few simple precautionary measures.
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Protecting Your Child's Personal Information at School
According to the FTC, back-to-school is prime-time for identity theft. Here's how to protect your kids.
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Internet-Connected Door Locks Keep Tabs on Latch-Key Kids
With an Internet-connected door lock, kids can punch in their personal code to unlock the door and you get alerted they've arrived home.
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The Secrets to Finding Hidden Cameras
Being watched with a hidden camera strikes fear in any woman, but a $79 hidden camera detector makes them easy to spot.
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FTC Cautions Consumers on Penny Auction Sites
You've seen the ads on dozens of sites — "Get an iPad for only $10!". Sound too good to be true? You bet it is.
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Create a Home Inventory Now for Insurance Later
Should disaster strike, home inventory apps and websites can recount everything that's damaged or missing to help substantiate insurance claims and get them processed quickly.
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How to Tell if Your Personal Data Has Been Hacked
Find out if your email address was one of the 1,000,000+ stolen in recent hacker attacks.
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Best Buy Customer Data Violated
Best Buy Customer shipping addresses changed without customer knowledge.
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Android Security Flaw Could Expose You to Data Theft
A security risk lets intruders access your calendar and contacts with Android phones used over unsecured Wi-Fi networks
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Apple Responds to iPhone Location Storage Issue
Apple to offer a fix to the location storage issue in an upcoming iOS patch.
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