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Everyone from the FBI to the FTC has advised ignoring spam texts. What happens when they turn out to be real?

If you aren’t logging into your social media accounts regularly, someone else might do it for you. Here's how to stop them.

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Traveling into or out of the US? Customs and Border Protection searches are at an all-time high, and agents may have the right to search your device. Here's how to prepare.

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A driver who found a bike lock-like device on their car tire called police, believing it was a scam. It turned out to be an official enforcement tool from Covington's Motor Vehicle Parking Authority.