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pcworld.com > article > 3232402 > will-siri-recap-make-the-apple-watch-creepy-privacy-experts-weigh-in.html

Will Siri Recap make the Apple Watch creepy? Privacy experts weigh in

3+ day, 8+ hour ago   (714+ words) I’ve always thought of the Apple Watch as one of the friendliest and most helpful Apple devices, sitting on your wrist with a colorful watch face, telling the time, nudging you to get off your tush, gently tapping you (or…...

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pcworld.com > article > 3232060 > why-does-windows-11-have-a-keyboard-shortcut-just-for-linkedin.html

Why does Windows 11 have a keyboard shortcut just for LinkedIn?

3+ day, 22+ hour ago   (295+ words) Windows 11 has tons of useful keyboard shortcuts worth using every day, whether for boosting productivity, doing repetitive tasks faster, accessing hidden panels, or keeping your laptop secure. But did you know there are still secret shortcuts that hardly anyone knows…...

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pcworld.com > article > 3217415 > ai-is-making-cyberattacks-worse-you-need-a-digital-disaster-plan.html

AI is making cyberattacks worse. You need a digital disaster plan

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (558+ words) We imagine disaster scenarios for our real-world lives—whether flood, fire, or natural events like tornados and earthquakes. But planning for worst-case scenarios also applies to our digital lives too, especially in this AI era. If you haven’t given digital…...

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pcworld.com > article > 3224757 > get-50-ai-models-and-no-recurring-payments-with-a-lifetime-subscription-to-askanymodelai-pro-for-39-99.html

Get 50 AI models and no recurring payments with a lifetime subscription to AskAnyModelAI Pro for $39.99

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (137+ words) TL;DR: Save time (and credits) by comparing results from more than 50 AIs with a lifetime subscription to AskAnyModelAI Pro Plan for $39.99, 91% off the $499 regular price. AskAnyModelAI gives you seamless, simultaneous access to the latest and best AI models, including…...

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pcworld.com > article > 3217400 > your-data-can-get-stolen-through-a-company-youve-never-heard-of.html

Your data can get stolen through a company you’ve never heard of

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (419+ words) Cybersecurity for businesses involves a lot of jargon unfamiliar to us consumers, and for good reason. Such language generally doesn’t apply to our lives. But one concept has begun affecting us everyday users more—supply chain attacks. A supply chain…...

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pcworld.com > article > 3209789 > microsoft-edge-is-about-to-lose-ublock-origin-too.html

Microsoft Edge is about to lose uBlock Origin, too

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (324+ words) Remember how one of the best adblockers, uBlock Origin, was effectively killed by Google Chrome? It’s happening again, and this time on Microsoft Edge. Throughout 2024 and 2025, Google said that it was migrating its extension support from what is called Manifest,…...

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pcworld.com > article > 3202861 > phishing-scams-ai-emails-qr-codes-fake-warnings-how-to-protect-yourself.html

How to spot the latest phishing scams

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (998+ words) The design, too, usually looks highly professional. Furthermore, the technical tricks used in data theft are now more sophisticated. Some scams even bypass two-factor authentication. The attackers’ primary targets remain login credentials, session tokens, and personal information. A new attack…...

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pcworld.com > article > 3202888 > microsoft-edges-vpn-may-protect-less-than-you-think-change-this-setting.html

How to improve privacy with Microsoft Edge's VPN

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (200+ words) Microsoft’s Edge browser comes with its own VPN, allowing users to protect their internet traffic from eavesdropping by routing it through an encrypted tunnel. However, US security researcher Sooraj Sathyanarayanan has highlighted the limitations of this protection. Essentially, Edge only…...

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pcworld.com > article > 3204040 > openais-ai-broke-out-its-time-for-digital-disaster-planning.html

OpenAI’s AI broke out. It’s time for digital disaster planning

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (585+ words) You’ve probably heard about the OpenAI hacking incident—where an AI agent escaped its testing confines and hacked a website on the open web. When PCWorld staffers discussed this development, I was actually surprised by the reactions. One person described…...

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pcworld.com > article > 3198476 > i-use-this-free-tool-to-control-my-android-phone-from-my-computer.html

I use this free tool to control my Android phone from my computer

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (218+ words) PCWorld Scrcpy is a useful tool that lets you mirror and control your Android device from your Windows, macOS, or Linux computer. Oh, how I wish it was just built into every Android phone. Not only does it turn your…...