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00049-129158.Pdf (3.25 RATINGS Gas & Electric Ranges Family Sedans SUVs Coffee Makers & Coffee Nut Butters SMARTER CHOICES FOR A BETTER WORLD How to Protect Your Privacy Smart and easy ways to keep your data safe PLUS Top-Rated The End of Cash? Chain Restaurants The good, Including notable the bad, and newcomers the risks NOVEMBER 2016 CR.ORG Contents NOVEMBER 2016, VOL. 81 NO. 11 66 Ways to Protect Your Privacy Right Now There’s plenty you can do to prevent hackers and crafty companies from capturing your data. We bring you easy, effective solutions, as well as reporter Julia Angwin’ s essay on how she got started on her own data-protection journey. 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During open- introduce a clearer, crisper enrollment season, we offer Consumer Reports while up a streamlined guide to also preserving our bedrock picking a plan that saves principles. money and still gets you the protection you want. 6 Your Feedback 23 Ask Our Experts Readers’ comments about our recent content. How to stop a smoke detector’s false alarm, the 10 Building a Better best money-back credit cards World, Together for groceries, and the right way to load flatware in your Calling out self-driving car dishwasher. claims, combating consumer- unfriendly mergers, and PRODUCT UPDATES protecting your right to publicly critique goods and services. 11 Escape Your 16 Start Spreading Daily Grind the News … 19 Recalls Elevate your morning ... about nut butters. 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