Consumer Tech Update

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Some moments are meant for respect, not your camera roll.

Are you inbox zero? If not, here’s a simple way to get rid of all those junky emails.

The Los Angeles Times uncovered a covert electioneering campaign involving over 500 social media creators. Here's the scoop.

Turns out, tons of people still don’t know how to do it. If that’s you, here’s the quick fix for iPhone and Android.

Motorola unveiled a completely new Razr flip phone. But this time, the phone comes with Perplexity A.I. baked in.

Ever post a pic online? There's a good chance it was scraped and added to an AI dataset. Check this site to find out.

Two teens started flipping discarded items from landfills. Now they run a seven-figure resale business.

Looking for a way to get in touch with someone online? Try these pro tips. 

Older Americans lost nearly $5 billion to scams last year. Don’t let it happen to your loved ones.

Not a fan of the grocery run? Use these quick tech tricks to stay organized, save money, and skip the hassle.

Who will lead the Catholic Church next? ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok all have guesses — but they can’t seem to agree.

A Michigan mom thought she found the perfect home to rent on Facebook. Instead, she walked into a scam that cost her $2,500.

Always feel like you're being watched or listened to? You are. But here's the part no one wants to admit…

A photo of Mark Zuckerberg shows tape over his laptop camera and mic. There’s a good reason you might want to do the same.

Providers want you to lock in a long-term deal. But with speeds rising and prices falling, you could end up paying more than you should.

List your ingredients and it’ll come up with a recipe. Salad dressings, full meals, and more.

88% of users watch it daily. Here’s why it’s still the top dog.

Just because a place has five stars doesn’t mean it’s real. Here’s how to spot a scam.

A decades-old law helped the internet grow. It also turned it into a free-for-all. Is it time to pull the plug on Section 230?