Facebook, Instagram pushing masks, how old your dog really is

This is CNET and here are the stories that matter right now. Facebook and Instagram are initiating a push to distribute information around wearing a mask or face covering amid COVID-19. All US users will see an alert at the top of their Facebook newsfeed and a prompt at the top of their Instagram feed, encouraging them to wear masks while out in public. While both platforms will direct users to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for additional information in the hope that it will help curb the spread. [MUSIC] Apple card holders can now manage their accounts online with a new web portal. As of this week, Apple launched a website that allows card holders to check their balances View statements and make payments, among other functions, cardholders can sign into card.apple.com using their Apple IDs, allowing users to access features that were previously only available through the wallet app on iPhones and iPads. And finally, it turns out your dog may not be the age you think it is, at least not in human you Years, researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine. Have finally come up with a more accurate formula to determine a dog's physiological age in human terms. To replace the old one doggie equals seven human years calculation. The resulting formula is more of a sliding scale than a hard and fast equivalent Showing how dogs age quickly at first, but their senior years tend to stretch on for a while as the aging process slows. [MUSIC] Stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET. [BLANK_AUDIO]