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    I Have One Subscription for Hundreds of Mac Apps—Should You?

    Key Takeaways Setapp offers access to 200+ programs for $9.99/month, created by trusted company MacPaw. The App Store-like design makes app browsing easy, and the Chrome and Safari extensions are handy. High-caliber tools, easy installation, and potential cost savings make Setapp worth it for power users. We live in an era of subscription services. Want to watch a Marvel movie?…

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    Reolink’s battery-powered security camera can record for days without subscription fees

    Reolink’s new Altas PT Ultra is the company’s first battery-powered security camera that is capable of all-day continuous recording. It doesn’t need power access, so it can be installed almost anywhere, and since it captures 4K video to a microSD card instead of the cloud, there are fewer security risks and no subscription fees. There are already many battery-powered security…

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    Best Home Security Systems Without a Subscription

    Consumer Reports rates each home security system for security essentials, ease of use, ease of setup, and motion detection. Our ratings also note the flexibility of professional monitoring options, whether systems offer two-factor authentication to prevent unauthorized access, and more. Security essentials: Our test engineers evaluate each system for features and functionality that Consumer Reports says every system should provide,…

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    Get a Lifetime Subscription of FastestVPN for just $30

    In today’s age of cybercrime, everybody should have a baseline of cybersecurity on their devices. Using a VPN is one of the easy things you can do to give yourself a little extra protection. And you don’t have to break the bank for a quality option, especially now that a lifetime subscription to FastestVPN has been reduced to just $29.99…

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    AltStore PAL drops its annual subscription thanks to a grant from Epic

    AltStore PAL, a third-party iOS app store that’s available in the EU, is dropping its annual €1.50 (plus tax) subscription after receiving a “MegaGrant” from Fortnite developer Epic Games. AltStore originally charged the subscription to help cover Apple’s Core Technology Fee (CTF), which is a fee third-party app marketplaces have to pay for each annual app install. Epic uses MegaGrants…

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