It's the holiday season, and while people are busy shopping for gifts and giving back, scammers are also hard at work, looking to take advantage of distracted shoppers and businesses. With holiday spending projected to top $1 trillion, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning consumers about 12 common scams to watch out for this season. 1. Misleading Social Media Ads You've probably seen products pop up in your social media feed. Before you click "buy," do your homework.
From the 14th of October 2025, Microsoft announced that it will no longer freely provide security updates for their popular operating system, Windows 10. This is important news for the 240 Million people who use Windows 10 on their personal and work computers. It means that the security features, and consequently the privacy protections, of computers running Windows 10 will start to degrade over time.
In a recent viral TikTok video, influencer Aniessa Navarro said that she was in the middle of a Brazilian wax - which involves removal of body hair from intimate areas - at her regular Manhattan location of the European Wax Center chain when she realized that her esthetician was wearing a pair of Mark Zuckerberg's spy spectacles. Surprised, Navarro asked the esthetician if she was "wearing Meta glasses,"