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Uber goes public with $45 per share

Uber made its public debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday. The opening price was set at $45 per share, giving the company a market value of $82 billion...

How much does Amazon really know about you?

Experts believe Amazon now collects more of your personal, private data than any other company, rivaling Facebook, Apple and Google. So what is the company...

Inside the biotech company hoping to solve medical mysteries

The 3rd hour of TODAY looks at the Virginia-based biotech company Aperiomics, which says it has technology that could shake up health care and find answers...

Should we be concerned about Netflix monetizing our user data?

Netflix continues to invest billions of dollars building its library of content, with analysts predicting the company will spend $15 billion on content in 2019....

Uber unveils new safety measures in wake of college student's murder

The company is asking users to make sure they double check their Uber driver's license plate, make and model of vehicle and photo.

Here's how to change your Alexa privacy settings so Amazon can't listen

Worried about Amazon employees listening to you chat with Alexa? Here's how to change your privacy settings.

A 3-year-old locked dad out of his iPad for 48 years

Probably should've just given the kid the password.

Fake Uber drivers are out there: Here's how to avoid becoming their victim

New concerns are being raised after a disturbing incident.

How often you should clean your smartphone — and the right way to do it

Here's what to know when it comes to cleaning your phone screen.

How often you should clean your keyboard — and the right way to do it

We type on it for hours with dirty fingers, yet we never think about cleaning our sticky keyboards.

23 brain-boosting gifts that kids will actually love

Yes, there are actually toys that are both fun AND educational!

The 14 hottest tech gifts this year, according to kids

You might want to add these to your shopping list!

There are 230 new emoji for 2019 — see them all right here

Waffle lovers will be very happy!

Rossen Reports: This simple kit will help police identify your property if it is stolen

TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen demonstrates a simple kit that you can use to put an invisible tag on your personal belongings to hep...

18 of the best fitness trackers to help you reach your New Year's goals

These fitness trackers and smartwatches will help you get in shape and stay in shape.

Dyson's new tool is a game changer for anyone who can't curl their hair

The Dyson Airwrap styler claims to produce curls without tangling or causing heat damage — but the technology will cost you.

Christmas light phone chargers are a thing ... and we're into it

This stocking stuffer is lit.

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25 amazing ‘Star Wars’ gifts for kids (and kids at heart)

These 'Star Wars' gifts are out-of-this-world!

Rossen Reports: The 1 simple trick to help you find your lost cell phone

This simple change to the lock screen on your cell phone can triple the chances that your phone will be returned if you lose it.

Is the new iPhone shatterproof? Jeff Rossen investigates

Apple says its new iPhone has the strongest glass ever in a smartphone, but will the iPhone XS crack when dropped from a few feet? TODAY national investigative...

Amazon Alexa has a new skill to help you cook your Thanksgiving turkey

It can tell you how much you need and how long to cook your turkey!

After a break-in, I tried Amazon's best-selling $65 security camera

The next time my house gets broken into, I'll know how they did it (and who did it).

After social media uproar, Apple fixes bagel emoji — see the realistic new design

The new version now has one very, very important detail.

Learn how to delete or deactivate your social media accounts

Quitting social media is easier than you think!

Deal Alert: Walmart's best-selling smart home security system is 25 percent off

And it's the perfect way to achieve tech-savvy security with little effort.

Tired of losing all your phone and tablet chargers? This will help

It's sleek, quick and keeps everything organized.

Here's how to easily delete your Gmail account and Google Account

It's time to finally get rid of that embarrassing email address you made a decade ago.

Here's how to deactivate or delete your Snapchat account

Learn how to delete or deactivate your Snapchat account in only a few steps.

Can't get enough Chick-fil-A? New feature makes it even easier to get your food

Just in case you were eyeing that cookies and cream milkshake.

How to delete your Twitter account

Tired of Twitter? Here are the simple steps to take to delete your account.

Here's how to deactivate or permanently delete your Facebook account

This guide makes it easy to get rid of Facebook once and for all.

Here's how to deactivate or permanently delete your Instagram account

Sick of seeing perfect vacation pictures? Break up with Instagram once and for all.

Google is probably tracking you — here's how to limit it

TODAY investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen demonstrates the steps to take to limit Google's ability to track your location.

Would you swap your smartphone for a flip phone?

29-year-old Katie Reid took the plunge and thinks you should too.

Is Alexa recording your conversations? How to protect your private information

TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen continues his "Are They Watching You?" series by showing how to protect your personal information.

Gray hair, curly hair and more! See the new emojis released for World Emoji Day

Coming soon to a screen near you!

Enter here for a chance to win one of Jill Martin's Fun Finds!

Jill Martin found some great items for a little fun in the sun!

Are Facebook and Instagram listening to you? Jeff Rossen investigates tech myths

TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen takes a look at three tech myths to see what's real, what's not and how to protect your privacy.