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Make unknown callers explain why they're calling (opens the original)
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Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on FoxNews.com. You know the feeling. Your phone rings, you look down and see a number you do not recognize. Now you have to decide whether to answer or let it go to voicemail. That choice gets harder when you are expecting a call from a doctor, repair person or someone else who may not be in your contacts. Fortunately, your phone can now help figure out who is on the other end before you get involved. With iOS 27, your iPhone can
How to protect family photos and files from ransomware (opens the original)
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Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on FoxNews.com. Think about what you would be most upset to lose if something happened to your computer. For me, it would be the photos and videos you cannot replace. But your computer may also hold years of tax returns, medical records, scanned IDs, insurance paperwork, legal documents and other files you would hate to suddenly lose access to. That is exactly what makes ransomware so damaging. It can lock or encrypt files so you c
Turn on lost-phone settings before you need them (opens the original)
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Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on FoxNews.com. You know that awful feeling when you reach for your phone and it is suddenly nowhere to be found. Maybe you left it at a restaurant. Maybe it slipped between the car seats. Or maybe somebody walked away with it. The worst time to start figuring out your phone's tracking features is after it disappears. Fortunately, iPhone, Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy phones include powerful tools that can help you locate a missi
FBI hack claim raises fears over sensitive personal data (opens the original)
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Following the arrest of an alleged leader in the Netherlands, a top FBI cyber official released an unusual public address urging the remaining cybercriminals to turn themselves in "while the choice is still yours." If you have ever filled out a job application, handed over your Social Security number for a background check or trusted an organization with information about your family, pay attention to what happened at the FBI. The cybercriminal group ShinyHunters claims it compromised FBIJobs.go
Is your personal data changing what you pay online? (opens the original)
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Jessica Lachs, DoorDash's chief analytics officer, says the company's latest "Cheeseburger Index" highlights just how dramatically restaurant prices can vary from one local economy to another. Retailers and the companies working behind the scenes can collect information about where you are, what you search for, what you buy and how you behave online. The FTC says pricing systems can use personal data to estimate how much an individual consumer may be willing to spend. That concern is now getting
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