More privacy concerns as a new report shows Google lets its app developers read your Gmails and a Facebook bug left users vulnerable to blocked contacts! Plus, if you ever wanted the power to be invisible or make something disappear, you could soon get your wish! All that and more in the Komando.com Tech News Today podcast.

Why the NSA is deleting all call records it’s collected since 2015. Plus, your data exposed! A flaw in thousands of phone apps puts millions of users’ data at risk. And, more automation! Target and Walmart are using new tech to get some jobs done. What does that mean for employees? Click now for all that and more in Tech News Today.

There’s another massive data breach putting your sensitive information at risk that has proven to be even bigger than Equifax. Android apps found on Google Play Store are fraudulently signing up users for premium services. Facebook is spying on users and showing them targeted ads through their TV. Even babies’ personal information is now being shared on the Dark Web! All that and more in Tech News Today from the digital world of Kim Komando.

Facebook is scrapping Project Aquila, the plan to deliver internet to billions of people across the globe via its own high-altitude drones. U.S. government agencies made a huge bust on the Dark Web, resulting in multiple arrests and nearly $35 million worth of seized items. The Senate passed a bill to stop fake emergency alerts from reaching the public. And you can now listen to FM radio on your smartphone. All that and more in Tech News Today from the digital world of Kim Komando.

You won’t believe how the Chinese government is spying on its citizens. It’s using a hi-tech drone that looks like a bird. Rumors about new iPhone models are heating up. There are three new versions expected to be released this year. Civil rights advocates are up in arms about facial recognition software in schools. More secure Wi-Fi protocol is on the way. All that and more in Tech News Today from the digital world of Kim Komando.

Adobe says that it has found a way to tell if an image or video has been tampered with. The company that brought us Photoshop is using artificial intelligence to detect tampering. Plus, you’re not going to believe how the NSA has been conducting surveillance across the U.S. and if you ate at one of these restaurants lately, your credit card may have been hacked. All that and more in Tech News Today from the digital world of Kim Komando.

There is a new scam making the round that plays off fears of WannaCry ransomware. Plus, reports say domestic abuse victims are being terrorized with smart appliances and Amazon Prime members will soon be able to save some extra coin while shopping at Whole Foods. All that and more in Tech News Today from the digital world of Kim Komando.

Amazon Prime just keeps getting better; Prime Wardrobe now lets members try on clothes at home before they pay. Plus, after fifty years a father and son get acquainted for the first time and if late night noises are keeping you awake, Bose might have the solution...for a pretty hefty price. All that and more in Tech News Today from the digital world of Kim Komando.

Talk about old school thievery! Some clever crooks ripped off $100K worth of Apple gadgets through a Best Buy roof. Plus, do you remember the recent hoax that said Facebook will start charging membership fees? Well, it turns out that might be true. Listen to this free Tech News Today podcast for more information on Facebook’s new group subscriptions fees and more.

Forget your privacy, Alexa’s moving into hotel rooms. Amazon’s teaming up with a major hotel chain to add the smart assistant to your getaway. Plus, millions of Americans have fallen for Russian trolls and their Twitter posts. Now a new list reveals the handles behind those posts and shows us that even Twitter’s CEO fell for it. Listen to this free Tech News Today podcast for more on the controversial topics the fake posts were pushing.