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Turn it up, now it’s blasting, turn it down, have to rewind, “what did she SAY?” A survey found over half of Americans keep subtitles on, mostly because the audio is muddled. The real culprits: razor-thin TVs with speakers firing at the wall, theater sound mixes crammed into your living room and streaming compression.
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Government agents don’t demand fines by phone, so when a fake “commissioner” threatens you with an investigation, there’s one dead giveaway. Plus, why would a scammer want your TV remote’s logo, and how one clever woman flipped Amazon returns into millions.
- Fake FCC commissioner threats
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