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Web 3.0 has a lot of great features. But scammers are taking advantage too.

Is a subscription going to be required to use your computer with Windows 12?

6G Mobile is coming, what does this mean for you?

A new car, on average, now costs over $50,000 in the United States. Why?

We talk about fake hardware and software and how to spot it.

There are good, and bad, apps to help with your budget.

We talk the status of subscriptions in 2026.

We talk tax scams in 2026.

We talk antique audio and modern digital stereo equipment.

Compromized Electronics listening to you.

How do I minimize tracking?

What devices are spying on you?

What happens when you smart device stops being supported?

What's new for 2026?

This week, we discuss what to look for at after-Christmas sales.

There are some new scams you should know about.

The Vault host James Sherwood joins us this week to talk the history of D&D and role playing games.

Many things that were science fiction 10 years ago are now a reality. From Cyborgs to Robots to Jetsuits and AI, these things are now all part of our world.

Join us for the 2025 Season of Giving as we are proud to support William Temple House. For details on how you can help go to userfriendly.show and click the link!

We talk this years kitchen gadgets.

Join us for our review of what's hot and what's not in this years technology gifts.

Are you Android or Apple? The the round begin!

As we go into this years holidays we are seeing a new (well new take on an old) scam.

Your phone may have more personal information on it than your computer. The hackers know that too.

Cars are getting more complicated - and a lot more recalls.

It's almost that time!

After 33 years, AOL shuts down it's dial-up service.

Here are some pointers if you are still using Windows 10.

Comic Books are also on the information super highway.

AI Voice Fakes are becoming more prevelant.

Have monthly subscriptions gone too far?

The new phones are coming. Do you need to upgrade?