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No, Flock Cameras Can’t Scan the Contents of Your Smartphone
Social media posts claim that Flock cameras and other ALPR systems can scan your smartphone over Bluetooth. We fact-check these claims and explain how these systems actually work.
Best Free Streaming Apps in 2026
Stop paying for streaming. I tested 8 free streaming apps to find the ones actually worth your time.
"RAMageddon" Is Coming for Your Phone Plan
T-Mobile's recent plan changes show that the rising cost of smartphones from the global memory shortage is becoming too much for carriers to ignore.
iPhone 18: Everything We Know About Apple's 2026 Lineup
Wondering about the new iPhone? We've got all the rumors about the iPhone 18 series, including the new Dark Cherry color, an updated A20 processor, the iPhone Fold and new camera features.
How to Set Up Your iPhone for an Emergency
Your iPhone can be a lifesaver during an emergency. Learn how to set up Medical ID, Emergency SOS, Crash Detection, and emergency contacts on your iPhone so they're ready when you need them.
Protecting Your Smartphone Data at the US Border Might Be a Crime. Here’s How I Do It Anyway.
A man was recently charged with using a "duress passcode" to wipe his phone during a CBP search at the airport. Here's what our wireless expert uses instead to protect his data at the border.
The iPhone Settings Every Woman Should Turn On Before Traveling Alone
Traveling solo? Turn on these iPhone safety settings before your trip to stay protected and connected anywhere you go.
How to Get Help in the Middle of Nowhere with iPhone Roadside Assistance
iPhone Roadside Assistance via satellite connects you with AAA for help with a flat tire, dead battery, or lockout, even when you have no signal at all.
How to Use iPhone Safety Check to Take Back Your Privacy
iPhone Safety Check lets you see everyone with access to your shared information and cut it off, whether all at once or person by person.
What Is iPhone Crash Detection and Does It Really Work?
iPhone Crash Detection can automatically call for help after a severe crash. Here's how it works, which devices support it, and whether it's reliable.
