music we will give you a little bit more. also, happy boxing day. i don t know what that actually is, i just know it s today. carley, joey, great to see you. boxing ring bells] carley: something to do with the boxes despite the sound you just heard. [boxing ring bell] carley: we need to google this during the break. griff: somebody out there knows send us an email at foxnews.com to let us know what boxes day is. and send us these photos if fisticuffs broke out in your living room. carley: we want the violent christmas photos. carley: friends@foxnews.com. carley: i had great weekend celebrating with you on the couch. griff: it was fantastic. griff: did i had the fox news afternoon yesterday. why is he still on the television? can t they get somebody else? i had a great christmas what about you? joe: i got to spend christmas in georgia traveling up until the 22nd. griff: go dawtion. joe: they are in the best in the country. i got to spend christmas with fa
settings button on the new tv as part of that set-up. after you get the picture up and everything looks good. i love this new tv make sure you do that number one. carley: what about if you lose a gadget, what can you do? so smart. so, a lot of us got a new smart phone. we may have got a tablet. we may have gotten an ipad or a new laptop. and what you want to do immediately for any of these devices, there is a find my feature to it. especially the apple store launched into this find my for iphone and all other device. make sure you set that up. we show you also online how to do it for each different device you may have gotten. it s going to happen. either misplace it or you are going to lose it and someone rip it off where in the heck and boom. benefit of doing that not being able to locate it or relocate it. what you can do is wipe it so that no one can get that data if they do run off with your technology in the future.
multibillion dollar fine and at the heart of the investigations is that companies promise to do one thing with data and ultimately ended up doing something else with it. it s the tip of the iceberg and speaks to a growing concern elsewhere about whether companies are doing with your data, what they say they re doing. i didn t post it but we can go ahead and show all of our nbc/msnbc viewers what i might look like 70 years from now. what can people like myself want to protect themselves if they ve already downloaded this app? one thing they can do is to delete the app but you also have the ability through the app to request that your data be removed from their servers. so users, what they want to do to protect themselves and already downloaded is it open the app and go to the settings button on the app and then you ll want to tap settings and go to support and then there s a report a bug feature. you ll actually want to use the report a bug feature to send a