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Kinetic art is absolutely incredible because parts are moving or give the illusion that they’re moving. This coffee table was used as a piece of kinetic art to create ever-changing patterns in the sand. It’s truly mesmerizing! Watch this video to see how this beautifully artistic coffee table moves.
Are you looking for anyone in particular? You may not need it now but you never know when you might want to connect with someone you haven’t seen for a while or gather information on someone. The good news is that I found a reputable service that is head and shoulders above the rest.
I’ve been telling you that cybercriminals like to target popular websites to find new victims. This makes sense if you think about it, the more users a site has, the more potential victims. This popular site’s visitors may have been exposed to a ‘malvertising’ attack. Watch out for this serious malware and share with your friends and family.
The massive Equifax data breach has dominated the digital security landscape for weeks. We’ve told you about freezing your credit to protect you from the fallout, however there’s another security setting that you need to know about. This one can actually prevent thieves from stealing your money.
This is troubling. If you have this line of security software installed on your computer, it’s probably a good time to rethink your options and remove it as soon as you can. I’ll tell you why it may have caused the most significant government breach in recent memory.
Does it feel like your smartphone is tracking you every second of the day? Google knows where you’ve been before, wonder how that happened? You might have this feature turned on without even realizing it. You must do this right now!
Each week, I receive tons of questions from my listeners about tech concerns, new products and all things digital. Answering your questions is the best part of my job. This week, learn how to spot apps that are spying on you and remove them, how to find iOS’s secret scanner feature, how to test the speed of your internet and more.
You write an email. No reply. You send another email. No reply. You’re halfway through a third email and you stop. What happened to the first two? Did they end up in a junk folder? Were the messages just ignored? Are your recipients even receiving them? The ambiguity can be frustrating.
Where do we come from? This is a powerful question, which lures many of us into the farthest branches of our family trees. Some of us want to fill in the blanks or learn what happened to distant relatives. Others want to rekindle the traditions of the past, or even track down an ancestral village.
When you sign up for a new app, you can often use credentials from social media to automatically log in. That’s scary because the sites that use your credentials suddenly have access to your name, photos, email address and more information that you’d like to keep private.
It’s been almost a year since I’ve been telling you to close your Yahoo accounts. If you haven’t done it yet, you must do it now! That’s because Yahoo’s massive data breach is shockingly worse than originally thought.
