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NordProtect ID Theft Protection Review: VPN Plus Basic ID Theft Features (opens the original)
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Best identity theft protection for NordVPN users When CNET first reviewed NordProtect, Nord Security’s identity theft service was little more than a VPN bundle with a handful of monitoring tools, but the service has evolved since then, including in name. NordProtect became Coveron in May 2026. The rebrand itself was mostly a name and logo change, but the plans Coveron sells now are far more capable than what CNET tested previously. The Full Protection plan I tested monitors all three credit bure
These 24 iPhone Settings Make Your Phone Work the Way You Actually Want It To - CNET (opens the original)
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Apple makes decisions about how your iPhone behaves by default: how it handles notifications, which apps run in the background, what data gets shared with advertisers and how aggressively the battery gets managed. Those decisions are made for hundreds of millions of people simultaneously, which means they’re not made for you. These 24 setting changes shift that calibration toward how you actually use the device, and the cumulative effect of making them all tends to feel more significant than adj
IFA Berlin 2026 Live: The Biggest Announcements From Samsung, Dyson, LG and More - CNET (opens the original)
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IFA 2026 is wrapping up in Berlin after nearly a week of product announcements, hands-on demos and wandering through the enormous halls of Messe Berlin. The show closes Tuesday, but not before more than 1,900 brands filled the convention center with new TVs, laptops, wearables, smart home gear and an alarming number of oddly specific appliances. AI was, unsurprisingly, everywhere — in computers, appliances, robots and probably a few things that were doing perfectly fine without it. Between the b
Google Is Showing Your Home to Anyone Who Looks. Here's the Free Way to Remove It - CNET (opens the original)
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Typing your home address into Google Maps and switching to Street View surfaces a level of visual detail most people have never paused to think about: the exact placement of windows and doors, the vehicles in the driveway, the security camera on the porch, the gap in the hedge that leads to the backyard. All of it is publicly accessible to anyone with an internet connection and 30 seconds to spare. Google has offered a way to remove that imagery through a blur request since Street View launched,
Beat Labor Day Airport Chaos With This Hidden iPhone Flight Tracker - CNET (opens the original)
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As much as it should be a time of respite, traveling for the holidays — even Labor Day — can be stressful, especially if you’re flying. A small delay can prevent you from getting to your connecting flight, so staying up to date with your flight plans is essential. When it comes to long weekends like these, the influx of flight traffic can cause more issues, making your soon to be vacation a nightmare if you’re not in the know. That said, keeping up with your flight’s status couldn’t be easier if
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