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Lucas Coll

United States
As seen in: Yahoo Singapore, Digital Trends, U.S. News and World Report, XDA Developers, Reader's Digest (U.S.), Android Police, Popular Mechanics, The Manual, Fast Feed
Covers:  Technology, consumer electronics, computing, gaming, commerce, home goods. lifestyle

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Lucas Coll is a freelance writer with more than a decade of experience and has penned articles on consumer technology, online entertainment, gaming, home goods, e-commerce, and various lifestyle topics. He has covered a wide variety of content, from news articles and product roundups to in-depth features and how-to guides. Some of his professional publication credits include Popular Mechanics, U.S. News & World Report, Business Insider, Digital Trends, XDA Developers, The Manual, and Reader’s D…

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Consumer technology and home improvement articles

Consumer technology and home improvement articles

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Tech tutorials and educational articles

Tech tutorials and educational articles

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Consumer technology and home improvement articles

Consumer technology and home improvement articles

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Commerce, technology, streaming, and affiliate content

Commerce, technology, streaming, and affiliate content

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Commerce, consumer tech, and gaming features

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Consumer technology pieces and practical how-to guides

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Your Smart TV Is Secretly Spying on You—Here’s How to Get It to Stop

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By Lucas Coll
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
After a long day, there’s nothing better than sinking into the couch, grabbing the remote and firing up the latest blockbuster movie or binge-worthy TV show. Our smart TVs, which put so many streaming apps right at our fingertips, make it easy—and that’s a bit of a problem. That always-on connectivity comes with a hidden cost: your privacy. Because while you’re kicking back and watching your favorite actors, your TV is watching you. It’s not using a camera; it’s collecting data.
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This Internet Browser Is the Worst for Your Privacy—Chances Are, You’re Using It Now

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By Lucas Coll
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
Lucas Coll Mon, 8 June 2026 at 1:52 pm UTC 11 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Reader's Digest, Getty Images(2)) As much as the internet has changed over the past decade—with everything from better access to AI chatbots—one thing has remained largely the same: the essential web browser. For many (if not most) of us, the web browser is still the primary way we access the internet.
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Your Smart TV Is Secretly Spying on You—Here’s How to Get It to Stop

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By Lucas Coll
| Reader's Digest (U.S.) Verified
After a long day, there’s nothing better than sinking into the couch, grabbing the remote and firing up the latest blockbuster movie or binge-worthy TV show. Our smart TVs, which put so many streaming apps right at our fingertips, make it easy—and that’s a bit of a problem. That always-on connectivity comes with a hidden cost: your privacy. Because while you’re kicking back and watching your favorite actors, your TV is watching you. It’s not using a camera; it’s collecting data.
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