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Your phone is chock-full of hidden features you’re not taking advantage of.

As with all things Big Tech, you can't skip the critical steps to ensure your privacy.

Imagine seeing and doing everything on your glasses that you would normally see and do on your smartphone.

The government and a cybersecurity expert are warning about fresh stimulus payment scams.

Alexa, built into the Amazon Echo, is everywhere.

Microsoft says more than 1 billion devices are running Windows 10.

Twitter removed misleading claims made by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan about coronavirus vaccines this week for violating its policies against coronavirus misinformation.

Big Tech has been allowing Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan to share misleading and allegedly false claims about coronavirus vaccines despite their policies against coronavirus misinformation.

In 2020, fraudsters targeting the U.S. presidential election launched scams and misinformation campaigns, Transaction Network Services said in its most recent Robocall Investigation Report.

A convincing deepfake of the actor is entertaining but has serious implications.

Many tech myths are floating around, like more bars on your phone means better service.

How many times a day do you get a call from a number you don’t recognize?

Amazon has changed its new smartphone app logo after critics said the earlier incarnation was a dead ringer for Adolf Hitler.

Those under 25 years old are the most vulnerable to fraud attacks, while the oldest age group stands to lose the most money, according to a new report.

Long gone are the days of upgrading your phone every year, at least for most of us. It’s expensive and just plain overkill when today’s smartphones last much longer than that.

Think about just how many times a day your phone, computer, tablet, watch, and other gadgets buzz or ding. It gets annoying and distracting.

A Chinese group "cloned" code stolen from the National Security Agency years before a security flaw was fixed, researchers said this week.

Facebook has apologized after threatening to permanently ban an 81-year-old knitter who makes woolen pig dolls for hate speech violations involving the word "pigs." 

AT&T pressured the Commerce Department to keep a Chinese military-controlled telecom company off the United States' sanction list despite its use of forced labor and other human rights abuses against Uyghur Muslims, former Commerce Department undersecretary Corey Stewart told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Wednesday.

How many devices are connected to your home’s wireless network? It's easy to lose track.