How to protect my information online? IT expert shares tips, warning to stay safe
With cybersecurity at the forefront of peoples mind during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, here are some ways to best protect yourself online.
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‘Dark security hole’: Foreign smart cars more likely to listen in than be controlled remotely, experts say
While Barnaby Joyce is worried about China remotely controlling electric vehicles on Australian roads, cyber security experts ...
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10 practices to avoid to keep your PC running like new
In today’s day and age, your PC or laptop is your essential companion to handle personal, work, entertainment ... most harmful habits that may unintentionally hinder or damage your computer, and offer ...
How to remotely fix family computer woes
Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explores how you can help troubleshoot a computer issue remotely on Windows or a Mac. There are a ...
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Best Laptops and Tablets to Give as Holiday Gifts for 2024
Our experts have spent hundreds of hours researching the top laptops and tablets to give as holiday gifts. Whether it's for ...
From Open AI to hacked smart glasses, here are the 5 biggest AI headlines this week
Between OpenAI's $6.6 million funding round and some privacy-invading Meta Smart Glasses, we saw a scary number of ...
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AI News This Week: Google Enhances AI to Compete with ChatGPT, OpenAI Doubles Valuation
California vetoes AI bill, Google launches Gemini Live, Microsoft adds Copilot features, DeepMind partners with BioNTech.
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A future without newspapers: Tech execs ‘go direct,’ signaling an end to accountability
We’re quickly approaching a future where tech executives can spin stories in front of eager (paying) eyeballs and no newspaper exists anymore to provide a fact-checked counter-narrative.