Privacy and Security
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How to Spot and Avoid Zelle Scams in 2024 As a digital payments app that allows users to send and receive money directly to their bank accounts, scammers love Zelle. -
36 People Sue Apple for Negligence in AirTag-Related Stalking, Murders The lawsuit says that immediately after the AirTag's release, reports "proliferated" of stalkers abusing the device. -
Caesars Data Breach Saw Cyber Criminals Steal Over 41,000 People’s Data Think the house always wins? Casino giant Caesars would beg to differ, after admitting the scale of its recent data breach. -
US Space Force Bans AI Tools Like ChatGPT Over Security Fears The military branch has prohibited the technology over "data aggregation risks" - extending AI bans past the stratosphere. -
How to Claim Your Share of the $245 Million Fortnite Settlement The claims process is open, but not everyone who played Fortnite during the past six years is eligible for compensation. -
How to Claim Your $30 from Crunchyroll $16 Million Settlement Customers who have used the anime streaming service in the past three years are entitled to a payment. -
The Group Worst Hit by Social Media Scams Isn’t Who You Think Social media scams are costing Americans billions, according to a new FTC report — and it's not just the fault of boomers. -
What To Expect From the National Emergency Phone Test (and How To Block It) If your phone alarms later today, here's why it's happening - and how to stop it. -
Amazon Sent False Gift Card Confirmation Emails If you got an official email from Amazon saying you bought a gift card, you weren't hacked: The company messed up. -
Need a VPN? Here Are the Ones You Can Officially Trust The i2 Coalition will be stamping its seal of approval on the VPNs that adhere to a range of pro-consumer best practices. -
How To Watch Today’s Meta Connect 2023: Time, Live Stream, Preview Here's when Meta Connect 2023 is going down and how you can easily watch all the action from Menlo Park, California today. -
Study: Gen Z Falls for More Online Scams Than Boomers The study found that younger generations have higher rates of victimization for phishing, identity theft, and romance scams.