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TODAY'S FEATURED STORY

Putting Your Emergency Info on Your Phone's Lock Screen Could Save Your Life. Here's How to Set it Up

This simple tip could save your life: Make your emergency medical information and contact numbers visible on your locked phone so you're prepared if the worst happens.

TECH NEWS YOU NEED

Does Your Kid Need an Instagram Teen Account? 3 Things Parents Should Know

Worried about giving your teenager unrestricted access to Instagram? With a Teen Account, you can keep tabs on their activity without prying too much. Here's how.

What's New to Watch on Netflix This Week

Remember Balloon Boy? Netflix does, and this week you can learn everything about the weirdest hoax of 2009. Plus: cops, anime, and other cool new stuff.

Here's How Starlink Satellites Can Avoid Photo-Bombing An Observatory

SpaceX's efforts to dim its Starlink satellites will likely be effective, at least for one major observatory. But the brightness concern about mega constellations hasn't gone away.

Done With X? Here's How to Delete Twitter (and Keep Your Tweets)

Whether you want to delete specific posts, or permanently delete your account, we have the details on how to leave X behind.

EXPERT TIPS

They're Still Watching: 7 Ways to Avoid Being Hacked a Second Time

If you've ever been hacked, you know how awful the experience can be. I've covered security and privacy for years, and here are my tips to avoid becoming a repeat victim.