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Josh Kirschner

Josh Kirschner

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Founder and CEO, Techlicious

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enterprise software,Tech data science, CIO / CMO / CDO issues. AI ethics, AI senior exec issues, disruptive business

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Anything that is not construction technology.

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Total articles 189

  • FTC Says These Text Scams Cost Americans $470M in 2024

    By Josh Kirschner| Techlicious Verified Like a lot of people, I get scam texts all the time – phony Amazon fraud alerts, fake USPS delivery notices, even texts from “wrong numbers” that somehow turn flirty or businesslike. As someone who writes about technology for a living, I know how to spot these scams a mile away. But I also know that for many people, especially those who aren't as familiar with tech, these messages can seem legitimate – because that is exactly what they're designed to do.

    By Josh Kirschner · Techlicious

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Tax Refund Missing? FBI Warning You Might Be the Victim of This Scam

    By Josh Kirschner| Techlicious Verified The FBI has issued a warning about a surge in tax-related identity theft, with criminals stealing taxpayer identities to file fraudulent returns and claim refunds. While tax fraud is certainly nothing new, this alert comes after more than 1,000 complaints to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) over the past year – a 26% increase from the prior year.

    By Josh Kirschner · Techlicious

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • FTC Says These Text Scams Cost Americans $470M in 2024

    By Josh Kirschner| Techlicious Verified Like a lot of people, I get scam texts all the time – phony Amazon fraud alerts, fake USPS delivery notices, even texts from “wrong numbers” that somehow turn flirty or businesslike. As someone who writes about technology for a living, I know how to spot these scams a mile away. But I also know that for many people, especially those who aren't as familiar with tech, these messages can seem legitimate – because that is exactly what they're designed to do.

    By Josh Kirschner · Techlicious

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Techlicious

Techlicious offers authoritative yet approachable information on buying and using consumer technology. We keep our readers up-to-date with how-to videos, new product and website recommendations, as well as useful tips for getting the most out of the products you already own. With decades of experience in consumer products, our writers and editors cut through the hype and technical jargon to give consumers the information they need, in language that's easy to understand. We make tech simple.

New York, New York, United States

+1 888-280-4331

Founded: 2009