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Yahoo data breach: How to file for $358 or more as part of settlement

That email Yahoo sent you is legit. If you had a Yahoo account between 2012 and 2016, you could be eligible for a settlement claim as the result of a data hack.

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Facebook Portal 2.0 gets features to compete with Hub Max, Echo Show

Facebook has a new 10-inch Portal display. I tested it, but I borrowed someone else's account to do it.

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TSA PreCheck vs. Global Entry vs. Clear

Learn how these three programs can help you avoid long lines at airport security.

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<p>California Attorney General Xavier Becerra proposed new rules to enact the state's consumer data privacy law.</p>

How California's bold privacy law could affect you

"Americans should not have to give up their privacy to live and thrive in this digital age," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra says.

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<p>Amazon's Cloud Cam in-home security device.</p>

Human reviewers are looking at Amazon Cloud Cam footage

Only video clips that are voluntarily submitted by customers for troubleshooting are reviewed.

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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (7th Gen) review: A perfect office laptop for when you have no office

Lenovo's flagship ThinkPad ultraportable delivers a great combination of premium laptop look and feel with business-grade privacy and security options.

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<p>iOS 13 is a pretty big update for your iPhone.&nbsp;</p>

iOS 13 and iPadOS: Here's everything you need to know

Apple's new updates for the iPhone and iPad are filled with plenty of helpful features.

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Robocalls, selfies and privacy gone wrong: The worst of a decade in tech

Commentary: Technology in the 2010s wasn't all awesome Space X launches and galloping robots. We take a look back at the more depressing tech trends of the last 10 years.

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<p>The FBI improperly searched an NSA repository for information on Americans, according to the declassified documents.</p>

Court finds FBI use of NSA database violated Americans' 4th Amendment rights

One employee used the database to search for himself, his relatives and other FBI employees, according to newly declassified documents.

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<p>Chris Wylie knows his data.</p>

Chris Wylie, whistleblower: ‘Under a microscope for the entire world’

He was banned from Facebook after his revelations unleashed the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Now Wylie is finding hope in AI.

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Your Amazon Echo privacy questions, answered

How to keep your information out of Alexa's digital brain.

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<p>The $60 Ring Indoor Cam&nbsp;</p>

Ring Indoor Cam vs. Wyze Cam

Startups like Wyze kicked off the cheap security camera trend. Now larger companies like Ring are catching on.

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