INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Tech Life columnist Jennifer Jolly highlighted innovative gadgets at CES 2026 that address current issues, including privacy, safety and accessibility.

At the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Jolly emphasized the growing integration of artificial intelligence in both beneficial and malicious ways. She noted that Americans spend an average of 114 hours per year checking the legitimacy of online information, leading to significant financial losses for many individuals.

Jolly introduced the McAfee Scam Detector, which scans text, emails and websites for suspicious content in real time. “McAfee Scam Detector acts as a secondary set of eyes to help users identify scams and protect their personal information,” she explained.

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