Microsoft to Retire the Blue Screen of Death / Comcast's New Plans Dump the Data Caps / 7 VPN Myths That Could Put You at Risk

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THIS WEEK IN TECH

Yes, You Can Remove Your Personal Info From Google Search—Here's How

It's Friday, and we've got tips for wiping your data from Google's results. But this week also gives you the chance to cash in on not one but three million-dollar settlements. Don't forget to file a claim if you've been personalized victimized by Apple, AT&T, or Fortnite maker Epic Games.

If you're in New York, you might be able to use that payout to subscribe to Starlink for just $15/month. It's a different story in Washington state, however. What gives, Elon?

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NEWS YOU NEED NOW

AST SpaceMobile Pitches US Military on Using Its Satellites for 'Tactical Communication'

AST recently used its massive BlueBird satellites to beam communications to a Tactical Assault Kit on the ground in Hawaii to showcase 'key defense-related use cases.'

Microsoft to Retire the Blue Screen of Death (Again) for a Black Void

Ideally, you'd never run into this error screen, but if something does go wrong, you can expect to see the darker BSOD this summer on Windows 11.

Comcast's New Plans Dump the Data Caps

The country's largest broadband provider introduces new Xfinity Internet plans without the old 1.2TB limit. Is that enough to switch to one of the new rate-locked plans?