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Amazon rolled out a new feature on Thursday that lets you create custom responses for Alexa on your Amazon Echo. Here's how to do that. » Read More
By: Todd Haselton
You can set your iPhone to stop alerting you to text messages and other notifications while driving. Here's how to turn on do not disturb mode while driving. » Read More |
By: Todd Haselton
Microsoft knew a lot more about me than I thought. Here's what it knows, how to find what Microsoft knows about you and how to download everything. » Read More |
By: Todd Haselton
If you use Venmo to send money to friends, anyone can see the recipient's name, date, and purpose of each transaction. Here's how to make them private. » Read More |
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You should use a password manager instead of relying on tools from Facebook and Google to log in to websites and apps.
Getting your cracked iPhone screen fixed is easy, just make sure you take it to the right place.
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CNBC tests Google's new Nest x Yale front door lock and Nest Hello smart doorbell.
CNBC tests HP's new Qualcomm-powered laptop. While it offers great battery life and constant connectivity, it's not as good as Intel-powered laptops.
Here's how to find everything Amazon knows about you, including your search history, advertiser preferences, Alexa history and more.
Here's how to find your lost iPhone or Android phone, and how to wipe it, ring it, or see its last location on a map.
CNBC recently explained how to download everything Facebook knows about you. Here's how to delete it.
It's easy to see all of the data Twitter has on you, here's a look at what Twitter knows about me and how to download your own files.
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CNBC walks you through how to stop your iPhone from automatically correcting your text to say something you didn't mean to.
Here's how to download a copy of of everything Google knows about you.
Apple released iOS 11.3 on Thursday, which gives users more control over their iPhone performance. Here's how you can control battery life and prevent your iPhone from slowing down.
I dug into Facebook and found everything it knows about me, and it turns out it knows more than I thought it did.
Here's how to stop your phone from uploading your contacts to Facebook.
Here's how to see all of the data Facebook has on you and how to download your own copy.
When you surf the web using Chrome or any other browser, your computer saves some of the data on websites you're visiting as part of your browser history. Chrome doesn't need to collect that data if you want to surf the web more anonymously.
You don't need Facebook to stay in touch with friends. Consider these apps instead.
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