The virtual currency is called Libra and will be backed by a basket of existing world currencies including the dollar, euro, and yen (3:23). WCCO Mid-Morning - June 19, 2019
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Facebook Unveils CryptocurrencyThe virtual currency is called Libra and will be backed by a basket of existing world currencies including the dollar, euro, and yen (3:23). WCCO Mid-Morning - June 19, 2019
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The Information Your iPhone May Be Giving Up To CompaniesGeoffrey Fowler used the privacy firm "Disconnect" to test his phone. He learned that throughout the night, companies were receiving things like his email, location, even his IP address (3:27). WCCO Mid-Morning - May 30, 2019
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Should Texting While Walking Be Illegal?The New York State Senate has introduced a new bill to make texting while walking illegal (2:43). WCCO Mid-Morning - May 16, 2019
How Tyto Home Says It Can Save You MoneyThe $300 device promises to save you trips to the doctor by allowing you to video call one instead, Christiane Cordero reports (3:18). WCCO Mid-Morning - May 8, 2019
Week-Long Detox From Social Media PlannedScreen Free Week is an annual, national social media detox that goes from April 29 through May 5 this year, Matt Steinman explains (3:11). WCCO Mid-Morning - April 26, 2019
How Instagram Became The Home For Fashionable FoodPeople love to take photos of their food and share them on social media, Hilary Lane reports (). WCCO 4 News At Noon - April 4, 2019
Clicks Over Bricks: The Future Of ShoppingFor the first time, Americans are buying more on the internet than they did in general merchandise stores like Target, Walmart (3:00). WCCO Mid-Morning - April 4, 2019
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Social Media Influencing Kids' Calorie Counts?Some suggest social media posts are the modern-day "cereal commercials" (2:58). WCCO Mid-Morning - March 6, 2019
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Would You Ditch Your Smartphone For A Year For $100,000?Vitaminwater challenges smartphone addicts to abandon their devices for 365 unimaginable days (2:34). WCCO Mid-Morning - December 17, 2018
St. Paul Cops Respond To Noise Complaint, End Up Playing Super Smash Bros.Two St. Paul police officers have become internet sensations after dealing with a weekend noise complaint by playing video games with the young men inside (1:02). WCCO Mid-Morning - December 12, 2018
Are More People Becoming Nearsighted?A new study shows phones and tablets could increase the odds your children will be near-sighted, Heather Brown reports (2:48). WCCO Mid-Morning - November 9, 2018
Companies Working On Phones With Flapping, Folding ScreensSamsung showed off the bendable smartphone during its annual developers conference yesterday (2:10). WCCO Mid-Morning - November 8, 2018
Rate Of Cord-Cutting AcceleratesAccording to a media and telecommunications research firm, cable and satellite TV providers lost about 1.1 million subscribers during the July-to-September period (3:03). WCCO Mid-Morning - November 8, 2018
Credit Bureaus Tighten Security After Equifax BreachA year after a massive security breach to one of the nation's leading credit bureaus, changes are being made to security, Kate Raddatz reports (1:59). WCCO 4 News at 6 - Sept. 26, 2018
Punctuation In Texts Is Stressing People OutThe phrase "exclamation point anxiety" is coming into popular use (3:20). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 15, 2018
CVS Launches Virtual Doctor VisitsThe digital doctor is available through the pharmacy app, and costs $59 per visit (3:12). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 9, 2018
