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Privacy May 3, 2016

Court case over anonymous online poster sparks Free Speech debate

Should the identities of those who post negative, potentially defamatory comments on online forums be disclosed? Is it fair for businesses to have to deal with these censures from faceless posters online? Or, on the flip side, would such a disclosure of information threaten protections of Freedom of Speech on the Web? These are the central questions at the heart of an ongoing legal case that is currently on appeal in the state of Washington.

Laptops May 3, 2016

Tech Q&A: Facebook passwords, phone tracking, text crashes and more

Kim Komando answers your questions about Facebook passwords, tracking phones without a GPS, text message crashes, zooming in on your browser, and much more.

Programming May 3, 2016

Internet then and now: A lot has changed

The Internet isn鈥檛 what it used to be. Not even close. And a prominent Silicon Valley venture capital firm has the numbers to prove it.

Websites May 3, 2016

Artist Richard Prince sells people's Instagram images for $100,000

What if you found out that a photo you posted to Instagram was just sold for up to $100,000 at one of New York鈥檚 premier art galleries? What if you then found out that a well-known artist took a screen shot of that same image, repurposed it with some alterations and without your permission, and then sold it at that sky-high price? Instagram user Doe Deere says that is exactly what happened to her. 聽Doe Deere, whose photo of herself outfitted like the doll she is holding 鈥� complete with bright blue hair 鈥� was sold at the Frieze Art Fair in New York.

Wifi May 3, 2016

Tech Q&A: 'Stealing' Wi-Fi, stopping a text, tabs on teen drivers and more

Kim Komando answers your questions on neighbors 'stealing' your Internet, stopping a text from sending, keeping tabs on your teen driver, and more.

Mac May 3, 2016

The No. 1 mistake hackers hope you make

A strong password is a pain to create, remember and type. That's why far too many people settle for passwords that are weaker and easier to remember than they should be. But strong passwords are essential for keeping hackers and snoopers out of your online accounts.

Websites May 3, 2016

Reddit group connects lonely Apple Watch users through heartbeats

The Apple Watch can do many things 鈥� everything from reading a user鈥檚 vitals to taking phone calls 鈥� but did you know that it can even help those lonely hearts around the world make an intimate, wrist-to-wrist connection? By pressing two fingers on the watch鈥檚 screen, a built-in heart rate sensor can record and send a user鈥檚 heartbeat. While it鈥檚 a great, quick way to share how you feel, there鈥檚 just one problem 鈥� what about those who have nowhere to send their digital beating hearts? One reddit user has found a way to connect all of those looking for a wearable tech soul mate.

Websites May 3, 2016

Secrets for cheap airline tickets

Kim Komando shares secrets to score cheap airline tickets.

Websites May 3, 2016

Tech Q&A: Avoiding traffic jams, Craigslist, accidental texts and more

Kim Komando answers your questions about avoiding traffic jams, using Craigslist the right way, accidentally sending texts to the wrong person, and more.

Programming May 3, 2016

The Internet's 'dark side' you don't use

Kim Komando discusses the "dark side" of the Internet that you don't use.

Programming May 3, 2016

Darknet danger: Organs, murder, credit card info all for sale on Internet's underbelly

A new identity, a life-saving kidney, credit card numbers or even the murder of a troublesome business partner are all a few clicks away on the so-called 鈥渄arkweb,鈥� the seedy underbelly of the Internet that search engines don鈥檛 plumb and most people never surf.