We hear a lot about sexting, which is when people send intimate images to each other. But when it comes to teenagers, there are some serious issues involved. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid says that the problem is these images can get out to the wrong people.

The Department of Homeland Security is issuing a warning over a particular brand of defibrillator. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid says that a particular brand of embedded defibrillator could potentially be hacked and controlled by a third party.

KCBS Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid is in Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show where 'Google Assistant' and other voice recognition features are becoming extemely popular at the show.

Apple is at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this year and they are making a statement. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid is there to find out what the major tech companies are working on.

The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is coming up. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid is driving his Tesla there and talks about the advancements in autonomous vehicles.

Apple has introduced a feature that lets people take EKGs of their heart through its smart watch. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid says that while the feature may help some people, it can also create a lot of false positives and anxiety in healthy people.

Facebook says hackers have taken advantage of a security vulnerability that allowed them access to 50 million accounts. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid explains that vulnerability ironically had to do with the privacy feature, “view as.”

Google is making changes to its Chrome browser, after some users raised privacy concerns. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid says that prior to this, Google would not change the “cookie” that kept you logged into Chrome which meant Google was still receiving the user’s information but now Google will start deleting these “cookies.”

Amazon wanted people to use Alexa for buying things but that just isn’t happening because only two percent of the people are using the device. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid says that 90 percent of users tried to make a purchase through Alexa tried it once but never bothered to try again.

A court in Germany ruled that Facebook should permit the parents of a deceased girl to access her account. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid says that Facebook’s current policy is that only a legacy contact can access your account.