The bot army my wife raised to automate work and household chores went public two weeks ago, but now she's unleashed it on a new and most sinister target: surveillance pricing at her favorite online retailers. The price used to…
According to Huoxing Finance, Yishi, co-founder of the hardware wallet OneKey, stated that in light of recent data breaches and supply chain attacks in the hardware wallet industry, OneKey will further enhance user privacy protection. OneKey has confirmed via Shopify…
ShrinkWatch EU is an open source extension that shows the price per kg or litre on 71 European supermarket web shops. Asking for all of them at install time would mean more than 180 site patterns in the permission warning, and a…
More than 6,000 toys sold on Amazon are being recalled for violating federal safety standards, posing risks of "serious injury or death." The recall covers about 6,533 Bamamon LED Projecting Finger Light Toys sold between March 2025 and August 2026. According to the Consumer…
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a safety warning for PowRyte pressure washers sold on Amazon and eBay, stating they lack an integrated immersion protection device near the power plug, posing a risk of electrocution. Because the manufacturer, Powerll Works,…
Dr Amit Patel is worried about the rise of the machines. "I'm no Luddite, I love technology, but pavements should be for people, not robots," he says emphatically as he explains why it's time to fight back against the rise…
Consumers faced a wide range of recalls last week, spanning food, household products, medications and vehicles. Among the bigger recalls last week were a massive meat recall from Kayem Foods and fire-risk recalls involving Toyota and Hyundai vehicles. Related video…
Every week the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recalls something somebody owns: power banks that catch fire, dressers that tip over, sleepers that should never have been sold. The notices are public. Nobody reads them. I certainly don't. Recall Sloth is…
A Consumer Reports investigation found banned and recalled baby products for sale on every major online resale platform. Before you buy secondhand, here's what every American parent needs to know. Stretching the family budget with secondhand baby gear is smart…
Buying secondhand baby gear can save parents a significant amount of money, but a Consumer Reports investigation found that some used products being sold online may pose a safety risk. Consumer Reports looked for four categories of baby products that…
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