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Forget bank accounts — why you should be more terrified of a ChatGPT chat history leak
By Amanda Caswell Published
What happens if your ChatGPT history leaks? As AI becomes more personal, many users fear exposing their private thoughts more than their bank accounts.

Best outdoor security cameras in 2026: expert tested and rated
By Mike Prospero Last updated
The best outdoor security cameras for keeping tabs on your home and yard.

9 major Android upgrades just announced ahead of Google I/O, including Gemini Intelligence, 3D emojis and better iPhone compatibility
By Sanuj Bhatia Published
From Gemini Intelligence to new emojis, here are the most important Android updates Google announced ahead of I/O 2026.

Is your personal information public? The simple step to securing your privacy online
By Kaycee Hill Published
Learn how to remove your personal information from data broker sites, to keep yourself safe online.

Save yourself $100 or more a year: These security cameras and video doorbells don't require a subscription
By Mike Prospero Published
Subscriptions for video doorbells and security cameras can cost upwards of $100 per year. These cameras are just as good — and don't require a subscription.

Android alert: 7 million users downloaded ‘stalking’ apps that were actually scams
By Scott Younker Published
28 apps downloaded million of times claimed to show the call history of any number but they were actually scams in disguise.

Tom's Guide AI Awards 2026: 20 gadgets and tools shaping our future
By Anthony Spadafora, Amanda Caswell Published
The Tom’s Guide AI Awards 2026 recognize the standout tools and gadgets that moved beyond the hype to deliver a genuine taste of the future.

'Only Chromium-based browser I've tested that behaves this way': Microsoft Edge has a huge password vulnerability researcher claims
By Scott Younker Last updated
Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser reportedly stores saved passwords in cleartext by design.

Utah’s new age verification law will hold websites liable when visitors use a VPN — what this means for you
By Anthony Spadafora Published
Utah’s new age laws take effect this week and make it harder to use a VPN or even to teach others how to do so without risking legal liability.

The best password managers in 2026: The foolproof way to secure, store and autofill your passwords
By Anthony Spadafora Last updated
The best password managers take the guesswork out of remembering your passwords while helping you generate strong and complex ones for each of your accounts.
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