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Amazon's annual exclusive sale is coming back for an even bigger event in 2021. Prime Day is the sale every Amazon Prime member should be looking forward to. With hundreds of ways to save and hundreds of dollars off popular products, shopping during Prime Day is even a smart way to earn back the cost of Amazon Prime's membership fee. During past Prime Day sales, Amazon hasn't skimped on its offerings in the slightest. We've seen products in just about every category go on sale, from home and kitchen appliances to clothing, furniture, toys, electronics, computers, and of course, just about every Amazon device there is. You name it, there's probably been a Prime Day sale on it. And if the sales of previous years are to be any indication, Prime Day 2021 is already slated to be one of the best shopping events of the year. Best Prime Day deals & sales in 2021 As it stands, Amazon has not announced any official early Prime Day deals, but won't stop other co

T-Mobile believes approximately 200,000 customers were impacted by the breach. What you need to know T-Mobile says it suffered a security breach in early December. Information affected by the breach included phone numbers, number of lines subscribed to, and call-related information. The breach apparently affected only about 0.2% of all T-Mobile customers. T-Mobile has announced that it suffered a security breach in early December, which may have exposed account information of some of its customers. As per the notice on the carrier's website, the breach affected 0.2% - or roughly 200,000 customers (via BleepingComputer ). Our Cybersecurity team recently discovered and shut down malicious, unauthorized access to some information related to your T-Mobile account. We immediately started an investigation, with assistance from leading cybersecurity forensics experts, to determine what happened and what information was involved. We also immediately reported this matter to fe

Credit cards are so last year. Like many of the best Android smartwatches , the best Fitbit wearables are chock-full of helpful features, with one of my personal favorites being Fitbit Pay. Fitbit Pay allows you to use your smartwatch to pay for things at stores that accept NFC, and it's an incredibly useful trick. Fitbit Pay is supported on older models like the Ionic and Charge 3, and newer wearables such as the Charge 4, Versa 2, Versa 3 , and Sense. Not as many banks support Fitbit Pay compared to the likes of Google and Samsung Pay, but the list is growing all the time. Following is a list of the banks and cards currently supporting Fitbit Pay worldwide. Jump to: United States Australia Austria Belarus Belgium Bulgaria Canada Chile Costa Rica Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Guatemala Iceland Italy Japan Kuwait Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Norway Po