Jason Arellano+FollowIs Your Old PC Really Wiped Clean?Handing off your old Windows PC? Here’s the real debate: Is a simple reset enough to protect your data, or do you go full-on with encryption and a clean install? As someone who’s swapped out hardware more times than I can count, I always wonder if we’re underestimating how easy it is for someone to recover deleted files. What’s your go-to method for making sure your digital life doesn’t get passed on? #Tech #Windows11 #TechSecurity00Share
Jennifer Meyer+FollowGig Apps: Security or Side Hustle?Nearly half of gig workers admit to selling or renting their delivery and ride-hailing accounts, sidestepping strict identity checks. While it’s a creative workaround for those blocked by background checks or app waitlists, it’s a glaring security risk for platforms and customers. Should gig apps double down on identity tech, or is this just the new normal in the gig economy? Where do you stand on this digital trust tug-of-war? #Tech #GigEconomy #TechSecurity00Share
Angela Chavez+FollowAre Your Earbuds Spying On You?Imagine chilling at your favorite café, earbuds in, only to find out someone nearby could be listening in—without ever touching your phone. Security researchers just revealed a flaw in Google’s Fast Pair protocol that turns convenience into a privacy nightmare. With the WhisperPair attack, hackers can hijack your audio and even track your location. Would you trade seamless pairing for real security, or is this a dealbreaker for wireless audio? #Tech #TechSecurity #Bluetooth00Share
Jennifer Meyer+FollowWould You Fall for a Facebook Car Deal?Let’s talk about the ongoing Facebook vehicle scam that’s tricking even the most tech-literate users. Scammers hijack real accounts, post emotional stories, and list jaw-droppingly cheap cars. The catch? A “refundable” deposit you’ll never see again. Meta’s slow response means these posts linger, catching more victims. Are platforms doing enough to protect us, or is it time for users to get savvier? Would you spot the red flags? #Tech #FacebookScam #TechSecurity00Share
chenmichele+FollowWould You Spot a RAM Scam?The hardware marketplace is getting trickier by the day. Imagine unboxing what you thought was top-tier DDR5 memory, only to find ancient DDR2 sticks dressed up in fake heatsinks. Return fraud is evolving, and even seasoned PC builders can get caught out. Are unboxing videos now essential for every pricey tech buy, or is this just feeding paranoia? How do you protect yourself? Let’s hear your strategies. #Tech #PCGaming #TechSecurity00Share
Zachary Henderson+FollowEver Get a Box of Rocks Instead of Tech?Imagine dropping $1,200 on a high-end graphics card, only to unbox... rocks. That’s exactly what happened to a Best Buy customer, and the retailer refused to help. With package theft and supply chain tampering on the rise, is it time for retailers to rethink how they ship valuable tech? Should the burden of proof really fall on the buyer? Let’s debate: Who’s responsible for keeping our gadgets safe? #Tech #TechSecurity #RetailResponsibility10Share
