Your search history is a police tip. Woman secretly filmed by Meta smart glasses.
The Kim Komando ShowShow Notes
Think your Google history is safe? Think again. Police are using online search history to hunt down suspects. A creepy guy used Meta smart glasses to secretly record Alex outside the club. Video went viral. I talk with her about the fallout.
Kim Komando breaks it all down, plus the tech stories affecting your money, your privacy and your life right now.
This week on The Kim Komando Show:
1:17.870 Why men shout at AI
30:36.937 AI Tool: Beat AI screening on your next job interview
49:25.418 Caller: Real estate agent spots romance scam
33:05.535 Smart home gadgets are tattling to insurance companies
39:25.634 Chatbots are secretly recording Zoom meetings
1:05:03.889 Your hotel key card livestreams your every move
18:16.841 Caller uses AI to make over family’s 1908 barn
1:06:08.741 Salvage crews are pulling the plug on internet history
1:08:34.962 54% of teens are using AI for homework
1:13:01.303 Meta’s new glasses find your Instagram profile in 90 seconds
1:22:52.725 Caller: Best AI college programs for students
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