The CIA has allegedly been hacking into our phones. So are we freaked out? Yeah. In this privacy-themed episode, we discuss the brewing battle in DC over the rules that govern what internet service providers can do with our online data. We also talk about the anticlimactic end to the standoff between Amazon and authorities over data that may (or may not) have been stored in an Echo related to a murder trial. The 3:59 gives you bite-size news and analysis about the top stories of the day, brought to you by the CNET News team in New York and producer Bryan VanGelder.
Check out the extended shows on YouTube, iTunes | RSS | Google Play | FeedBurner | SoundCloud | TuneIn | Stitcher, In this privacy-themed episode, we talk about the alleged CIA hacking methods disclosed by WikiLeaks, the battle in DC over your online data and more Echo drama, The CIA is listening in our conversations and it may be the fault of our iPhones and Galaxy S handsets, At least, that's according to WikiLeaks and its Tuesday release of documents that reveal the CIA's techniques for hacking into our lives, The documents show that the CIA was able to use exploits kevlar case for apple iphone xs max - black and find ways to break into the operating systems used for iPhones and Android phones, as well as computers running on Windows and Linux, CNET is unable to verify whether the documents are real or have been altered..
It's an extra step you should take to secure your account, especially considering that a would-be bad guy who accesses your Nest account could mess with your thermostat, or even worse, view live streams of your Nest Cam (£139 at Amazon.co.uk). Creepy. Before you can enable the new feature, open the App Store or Play store and make sure you have the latest version of the Nest app installed. With the app up to date, open Nest, tap the Menu icon, then go to Account > Manage Account > Account Security > 2-step Verification.
It's a lot of taps and steps, but it's worth it, Slide the 2-step Verification switch to the On position and follow the prompts, You'll need to enter your Nest account password, followed by your phone number, and finally a six-digit code to confirm your phone number, With all kevlar case for apple iphone xs max - black of that done, you have now added a crucial extra layer of security to your Nest account, Take a few seconds and add an extra layer of security to your Nest account, Nest recently made two-step authentication available to its users..
Movado Group's previous watches made with HP. The Android Wear 2.0 versions should be all-screen. Movado Connect, one of Movado's flagship Android Wear 2.0 watches, will cost $495 when it debuts this fall. It promises five "unique, customizable" watch faces based on designs of Movado watches. They'll also be Android Pay-compatible (not all Android Wear watches are). Movado's recent press release promises five different men's designs, but doesn't mention any women's watches. Two of Movado Group's other watch brands, Tommy Hilfiger and Hugo Boss, will also be debuting Android Wear watches at the upcoming Baselworld watch show in Switzerland.
