Phone Travel Prep, Top Video Editing Apps & Removing Online Personal Info

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Jul 28, 2024

Steve Tcherchian, a cybersecurity expert from XYPRO.com, shares crucial insights into digital security for travelers. He discusses the importance of preparing your phone to avoid roaming charges and highlights tools for managing online privacy. Rich tackles issues like photo compatibility on different devices and suggests top video editing apps like CapCut and Splice. They dive into the aftermath of the Ticketmaster breach, stressing the need for vigilance in protecting personal data while exploring the latest in travel tech.

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Intro

00:00 • 3min

Travel Preparedness in the Digital Age

02:36 • 24min

Interactive Tech Insights and Listener Queries

26:54 • 2min

Navigating iPhone Network Issues and Data Security Concerns

28:42 • 23min

Managing Online Privacy: Strategies and Resources

52:06 • 2min

Samsung's Health Tech Revolution

54:19 • 10min

Understanding Health Through Wearables and User Experience with Technology

01:04:02 • 4min

Choosing the Right Laptop and Connectivity Tips

01:07:41 • 27min

Unlocking Video Editing Potential with Blackmagic

01:34:14 • 2min

Smartphone Showdown: iPhone vs. Samsung vs. Pixel

01:36:01 • 4min

Exploring AI Selfies and the Dangers of Wire Fraud in Real Estate

01:39:44 • 4min

Listener Feedback: Tech Troubles and Travel Tips

01:43:33 • 5min

Rich discussed how to prepare your phone for international travel so that you can travel like a local and avoid roaming charges.

Mario from Riverside asked why photos and videos he takes on the iPhone aren’t always compatible with other media players. Rich recommended changing Settings > Camera > Formats to Most Compatible and downloading VLC.

Steve Tcherchian, cybersecurity expert with XYPRO.com, discusses lessons learned from the CrowdStrike incident.

Diane in Pineland, TX asks how to send photos from iPhone to Android. Rich mentioned LocalSend and Snapdrop.

Meta unveils a fun new way to generate AI selfies with a feature called “Imagine Me.”

Joe asks about the Ticketmaster breach and if he should take advantage of the

Mark in Winnetka asks about a phone with an E-Ink Display (BOOX Palma) and how to edit videos on his phone. Rich likes CapCut, Splice and Captions.

Nenette in Glendale wants to know how to get rid of her info on Google. Rich recommends signing up for Results about you or using a data deletion service like DeleteMe, Incogni or Mozilla Monitor.

Nirave Gondhia, Founder of House of Tech, will give his impressions about Samsung’s latest devices including their foldables, watches and ring.

Elizabeth in Rancho Mirage needs help buying a laptop. Rich mentioned the MacBook Air at Walmart and this guide.

Apple Maps is now available on the web in beta.

Jim in Portland, Oregon is wondering how to find the best cell service provider for his phone. Check RootMetrics, FCC Map, CoverageMap, OpenSignal

If you get an email about your Social Security Login changing, it’s probably not a scam. But still be careful.

A cybersecurity training firm was tricked into hiring a fake remote employee.

OpenAI is now testing SearchGPT.

Jefferson Graham of PhotoWalks TV will discuss the latest third-party apps for upgrading smartphone photo and video capture. Mentioned: Final Cut Camera, Kino, Blackmagic Camera, Luminar and Radiant Digital Imaging.

Don’t get scammed when buying a house.

Sonos is aware of all of the issues with its new app and is working to improve them.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.