“Hey, Kim, what was the name of that …” I get so many questions about our security sponsors. You need five security products. I put together a handy resource where you can find what they do, links and deals I’ve negotiated just for you.
15 items that will actually solve problems

It’s fun to buy stuff you don’t always need. But products that actually solve problems are a better way to spend money. We’re talking about items that help with everyday tasks.
Check out our list of 15 problem-solving items below.
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Kim Komando Today podcast: Matt's list of cool products going viral

On the most recent Friday edition of Kim Komando Today, I shared products I’ve seen repeatedly on social media. Honestly, I want them all — and I know you will too.
If you try any of them out, let me know! Email podcasts@komando.com.
Amazon vs. The Consumer Product Safety Commission
The feds say Amazon’s liable for unsafe third-party products. Amazon’s counter? The Safety Commission itself is unconstitutional.
🤡 Chinese factories are trolling Americans: On TikTok, they’re telling us to cut out the middleman and get brand-name products straight from the source, like Birkenstocks for $10 instead of $165. Follow the link to AliExpress, and you’ll see these are cheap knockoffs. You saved $150 only to lose all feeling in your arches by noon.
🛍️ Set up shop: Turn your followers into customers with an Instagram shop. You’ll need a Business profile, which you can create during setup. Just go to the Facebook Shops page, click Get Started and follow the steps. Once approved, tag products in posts, so your followers can buy them easily. Buy my shirt, my ego and the dream I had when I posted this.
Hit the great outdoors with these 15 best-selling Amazon products

This summer, plan some family fun under the sun. Hang out in your yard, by the pool, go camping, or visit the beach. Then make the experience extra special with a few little goodies.
When you spend family time together, think about what products you might use to enhance the experience. Tap or click for five summer safety tips.
📱Electronics got a break: From the tariffs. President Trump said smartphones, computer monitors and various electronic parts are among the exempted products. “Phew,” said every tech leader in the country.
The FTC is coming for Click Profit: The company scammed customers out of at least $14 million, promising their AI supercomputer picks the best products to sell on Amazon. All you had to do was hand over tens of thousands of dollars. It was all bogus. Folks made little to no money and were stuck with unsold inventory.
Google Shopping changes: Vision Match lets you create what you can’t find — just enter a prompt like “colorful dress with daisies,” and AI will match it to real items. Virtual try-on now works for skirts and pants, and the See this look on you lets you try on beauty products with AR tech.
📈 What’s hot? Google Trends knows. If you run a business, search for keywords related to what you do to see what’s popular. Use the filters at the top to search by region, time and category to make your content or products match the buzz.
November 30th, 2024
Billionaires like Jeff Bezos, Sam Altman, and Peter Thiel are spending big on ‘life-extending pills.’ Plus, the IRS is tracking your crypto, high-tech porch pirates are making moves, and a way to earn cash reviewing Amazon products.
Where to buy Amazon goods for cheap
Everything’s so expensive nowadays. What if you could find all the tech products you want at a bargain price? Surprise: you can!
Is your Wi-Fi router spying for China?
Federal officials are raising red flags over TP-Link, warning their products might be linked to Chinese espionage. Plus, Redbox files for bankruptcy, Taylor Swift drops cassettes, and Apple’s next iPhone features AI.
Toxic chemicals found in Temu products
Officials flagged sandals with 11 times the legal lead limit! Google’s forcing your site to train its AI if you want it searchable. Plus, the FTC is cracking down on fake reviews, and a hack to find cheap flights online.
Amazon's Alexa is losing billions
Amazon launched Echo and Alexa at a loss, expecting people to buy more Amazon products through them. Turns out, that’s not happening a ton.
🥫 Inflation hits hard: A guy is going viral on TikTok for tapping the “Reorder” button in his Walmart grocery app. What was $126.67 two years ago for groceries (45 items) is now $414.39 for the very same products. I wouldn’t be surprised if Walmart limits access to past order histories.
Amazon sells used products as new
Wonder if your purchase is a return? Take a closer look at the label — three little letters might reveal the truth.
Is it possible to quit Google?
If you’re like me, you use Google products a ton. Here are some alternatives to try.
Who can buy this stuff, anyway?
CES has brought us a bunch of awesome new products, but there’s a big reason they’re not flying off the shelves – the price tag.