As the Women's World Cup kicks off today, fans need convenient ways to catch all the action despite the challenging time zone difference. Learn the complete rundown of viewing options across television, streaming, and Spanish-language networks, plus ways to catch replays when you can’t tune in live.

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The Federal Trade Commission is taking aim at deceptive online shopping practices with a new proposal to combat fake product reviews. While the rule would penalize those who create artificial reviews, use fake profiles, or engage in review hijacking, enforcement challenges and limitations may hurt its effectiveness.

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A report from Democratic Senators reveals that major tax preparation companies have been sharing sensitive taxpayer information with tech giants Facebook and Google. The investigation uncovered personal details, including income data and filing status, were transmitted to these platforms, with some tax companies uncertain about how big tech is using the data.

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Protect yourself from online harassment on Twitter with three safety features that put you in control. Learn how to automatically block toxic users, manage who can reply to your tweets, and gracefully exit unwanted conversations before they become problematic.

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Social media harassment has become a problem that platforms struggle to address effectively. Learn practical steps to protect yourself on Facebook and Instagram with privacy settings, blocking features, and message filtering. Empower yourself to take control of your online experience and create a safer environment for yourself.

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A simple typo in Gmail's web address leads millions of users to an unexpected destination: gail.com. While this particular mistyped domain serves as a beacon of privacy protection, it highlights a critical security risk that cybercriminals frequently exploit through domain squatting. Learn why paying attention to web addresses before hitting enter could save your private information from falling into the wrong hands.

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As Amazon Prime Day starts, cybercriminals are working to target eager shoppers with their scams. From fake order confirmations to cleverly disguised phishing attempts, fraudsters are using multiple tactics to steal personal information and financial data. Learn how to protect yourself while shopping Amazon’s deals and how to distinguish between scams and legitimate deals.

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Meta's new social media app Threads launched last week, attracting over 70 million users in just three days. While the platform offers a Twitter-like experience with text posts and engagement, it comes with an interesting catch: you can’t delete Threads without also saying goodbye to Instagram.

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Discover for ways you can use your smartphone when you venture into areas with poor or no internet connectivity. From downloading entertainment and maps to ensuring apps work offline, learn how to stay productive and entertained even when disconnected from the digital world.

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Digital movie purchases might not be as permanent as you think. While streaming services offer the convenience of "buying" films online and watching immediately, the fine print reveals you could lose your rights to these movies. Learn why your digital media could disappear without warning and what alternatives exist for true ownership.

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