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Robocalls 2.0: How AI Makes Scams Sound More Real Than Ever
AI-driven robocalls aren’t just evolving—they’re weaponizing trust and emotion. But they’re not invincible. By understanding how these scams work and taking strong guardrails around verification, settings, and emotional triggers, you can protect yourself and your family. Be proactive now—before the next convincing voice reaches you.

The Secret Life of Your Smart TV: What It’s Really Collecting About You
Think your smart TV is just for streaming? Think again. Every show you watch, every app you open—even your voice commands—may be tracked, stored, and sold to advertisers. And it’s not just TVs. Amazon, Google, and Apple devices collect data from your home every day. Learn what’s really happening behind the screen, why your family’s privacy could be at risk, and the steps you can take to protect your household.

Why You’re Getting All Those Spam Calls and Texts—And How to Stop Them
Getting endless spam calls and texts? It’s not random—your personal data has been mined, sold, and passed around to marketers, scammers, and cybercriminals. Learn how your information got leaked, why these scams are on the rise, and the exact steps you can take to protect yourself.

Microsoft Promised Not to Capture Your Data — They Did!
The shocking Copilot Recall feature took screenshots of everything you did on your PC — including passwords, banking info, and private chats — without effective safeguards. This isn’t Microsoft’s first privacy misstep, and it’s a warning for every tech user. Learn how it happened, why it matters, and what you can do to protect your digital life before your information ends up in the wrong hands.

Too Good to Be True? Spotting Scams in Text Messages.
What’s the difference between spam and scam messages? How do you spot these? What can you do to avoid them? We’ll break it down for you in this article.

How Smart Devices Are Selling Your Personal Data—and How to Protect Yourself
Smartwatches and fitness bands have revolutionized the way we track health and fitness, but they come with hidden costs: your personal data. From selling your health metrics to advertisers to exposing sensitive information about your children, these devices pose significant privacy risks. The reality is stark—every step, heartbeat, or location tracked by these devices could be shared with companies, governments, or even hackers. So what can you do to stop this?