Product Review: What Meta’s All-New Social Media Guidelines Promise to Change for Teen Users

Using a virtual private network is a surefire way to keep your information private when browsing the internet. But a new report from Proton, released on Wednesday, exposes some major holes in that concept.

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Buying a new stove? Here’s everything to know about the three main types. If you’re shopping for a new range, or just curious how your current one stacks up, we took a look at gas, standard electric and induction stoves from every angle.

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Editors’ note, July 30: On July 27, the Federal Communications Commission issued an update clarifying how its national security restrictions on equipment from foreign companies would apply to robots. The FCC confirmed to CNET that it applies not to just humanoid robots but also to household devices, like robot vacuums, robot lawn mowers and pool cleaners…

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Quick answer: According to the FCC, you should allocate at least 25Mbps per person for everyday tasks like browsing and HD streaming. Increase this to 50Mbps per person for those in your household who stream in 4K, work from home or like to game on a regular basis.

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