One of Samsung’s most popular smartphones has a nasty security flaw that lets hackers spy on you - do you own one? If you want a job with one of the most successful companies in the world, Amazon has made it easy with their new work-from home opportunities. The Department of Homeland Security issued a warning that the four major phone carriers have security flaws allowing hackers to access your data. All that and more from the news desk at Komando.com.

Samsung's most popular phone is easily hacked -- Amazon hiring for work-at-home jobs -- Open source software uses facial recognition to track you

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A big flaw allowed people using FaceTime to eavesdrop on others. The U.S. is accusing Huawei of stealing trade secrets. Deepfake videos are causing concern for lawmakers. Calls about work-from-home jobs through Amazon are scams. FedEx announces a quick-ship option for retailers other than Amazon. Robotic limbs using A.I. could be a breakthrough for amputees. Volvo might give you a car, if you can avoid watching the Super Bowl. All that and more in Tech News Today from Komando.com.

Group FaceTime turned off due to bug -- U.S. charges Huawei with stealing trade secrets -- Lawmakers warn of deepfake videos

If something's easily hackable, it'll show up on Shodan Safari. Microsoft wants to help you figure out which news sites are trustworthy. New app can ID the nutritional value of food with only a photo. A new smartphone folds not once, but twice. Amazon's testing package delivery with robots. Amtrak might give you a free cross-country train ride. Car parts from a crash involving a Royal Family member hit eBay. All that and more in Tech News Today from Komando.com.

Shodan Safari shows exposed tech -- Microsoft wants to help you ID fake news -- New app will tell you nutritional value of food via photo

A casualty at CES as a robot is "killed" by a self-driving Tesla. A smartphone will soon be able to tell you when it’s time to change your baby’s diaper. The Antichrist will control mankind through tech and smartphones, a Russian church leader warns. Microsoft is already pulling bad patches only days into 2019. T-Mobile is trolling AT&T over a fake 5G logo. A photo is all it takes to unlock some Android phones. And a man is furious to find out his ex’s friend has been using his Netflix account for yea

Robot ‘killed’ by self-driving Tesla at CES -- Your smartphone could tell you when to change your baby’s diaper -- Windows already pulling bad patches in new year

There are scam seminars dealing with Amazon sales you need to watch for. Chipotle is targeting healthy eaters to download its app. Hackers have found a way to outsmart two-factor authentication. A new supersonic jet that is faster than the Concorde is in the works. Microsoft Windows 10 virtual assistant is not very popular compared to others. The Weather Channel app is selling your location to other companies. All that and more in Tech News Today from Komando.com.

Amazon seminars are a scam -- Two-factor authentication can be hacked -- New supersonic jet is on its way

Netflix’s biggest movie to date inspires (foolish) viral internet challenge. Roku is the first of many expected to expand streaming services in 2019 with these premium channels. Android apps have been sharing info with Facebook, even if you don’t have a Facebook account. More than 70,000 Google Chromecast devices get hijacked by a couple of PewDiePie nuts. And Tesla haters are using pickup trucks to block electric vehicle owners from charging stations. All that and more in Tech News Today from Komando.c

Samsung's most popular phone is easily hacked -- Amazon hiring for work-at-home jobs -- Open source software uses facial recognition to track you

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