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TV Tip-Overs Put Children in Danger. How to Keep Them Safe.
TV tip-overs aren’t difficult to prevent, especially if you have basic DIY skills. Here’s what you should do. Wall-mount the TV. A properly installed wall mount—lag-bolted to studs or a hefty crossbeam—will keep the TV secure and high enough off the floor so it can’t be grabbed by young children. If wall-mounting isn’t feasible, secure the TV to a wall (or to…
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How to Buy a Safe Used Car
When you’re shopping for a used car, we advise doing so at a reputable dealership—usually one that also sells new cars. Look for a business with top reviews and ratings online from Google, the Better Business Bureau, and other user review sites. (If you buy from an individual, make sure they have vehicle maintenance records.) Once you pick a dealership,…
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Macs under threat from new info-stealing malware spread through fake browser updates — how to stay safe
When it comes to staying safe online, one thing I always recommend is to keep your computer updated along with the software you use everyday. The problem now though, is that hackers are capitalizing on this advice and as you might have guessed, are using it to spread dangerous info-stealing malware targeting Macs, PCs and even Android phones. As reported…
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How to exit Safe Mode (when stuck) on Windows 11
On Windows 11, exiting Safe Mode is a straightforward process, and in this guide, I’ll outline the steps to complete this configuration. Safe Mode is a diagnostic startup mode that allows you to troubleshoot system issues by loading only essential drivers and services. Once you’ve resolved the underlying problems, it’s important to boot again in the standard operating mode. You…
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Is Your Wi-Fi Putting Your Data at Risk? Here’s How to Stay Safe
Summary Setting up Wi-Fi security doesn’t have to be difficult. Change the default admin password, pick a solid encryption method, keep your firmware current, and use a VPN if you like an added layer. These steps won’t guarantee perfect security at all times, but they’ll make your network far more secure. Wi-Fi networks power a lot of our routines, from…
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Adobe Firefly expands with ‘commercially safe’ video generator – Computerworld
Adobe has released a video generator in public beta in its generative AI (genAI) tool, Adobe Firefly. The company calls the tool the first “commercially safe” video generator on the market. It has been trained on licensed content and public domain material, meaning it should not be able to generate material that could infringe someone else’s copyright. Firefly can generate…
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Zoox robotaxi hands on: safe, but lagging
I’m standing outside a nondescript corporate office park in Las Vegas next to a box-shaped vehicle with no proper front or back. It’s got a set of sliding doors, no steering wheel, and touchpad controls. It’s bidirectional, meaning it can move in either direction without turning around. And to be completely frank, it looks more like an oversized toaster than…
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Is DeepSeek safe? A look at the risks and how to protect your data
DeepSeek has hit the headlines with the release of its AI chatbot app. Said to be comparable to OpenAI’s ChatGPT for a fraction of the price, it recently became the most downloaded free iOS app in the US. DeepSeek’s arrival caught Wall Street off guard, sending tech stocks tumbling. Notably, chip-making company Nvidia lost 17 percent (almost $600 billion) of its market value…
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Are password managers safe? – Comparitech
Since password managers store highly sensitive data such as account logins, payment information, and other personal records, it’s natural to wonder if they are safe and how well they protect your information. In short, password managers can be safe as long as you choose your provider carefully and follow security best practices. In this article, we’ll cover the various types…
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Billions of Chrome users at risk from new browser-hijacking Syncjacking attack — how to stay safe
Google Chrome is the most popular browser on desktop, which is why it’s also one of the most popular targets for hackers. This makes perfect sense given how much personal and sensitive info we store in our browsers, and now, hackers have come up with a clever new way to steal all that data and even take over our computers.…
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