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Yael Grauer
Verified
Investigative Tech Reporter, Consumer Reports
Nashua
Beats
Biography
An investigative journalist at heart, Yael writes about technology, security, and online privacy. She also works as an editor and proofreader. Find her at yaelwrites.com, and view her portfolio at https://yaelgrauer.contently.com/.
technology, with a focus on privacy journalism and media, etc. investigative civil liberties, security and sometimes health and fitness
Pharma. I probably won't cover security or privacy tools that aren't open source. I don't do PR work in topics I cover editorially. And please don't ask me to sneak links into editorial work.
Content
By Emily Ewen, Callie Fredrickson Verified, Yael Grauer Verified| Experience Life Verified The closer you can get your ball to the hole, the fewer expected strokes it will take to hole out. That’s a key to improving your score on the golf course. And it’s partly why PGA TOUR players who are known for their power and distance — like Rory McIlroy, who currently leads the tour in strokes gained total and strokes gained off-the-tee — are able to consistently finish among the leaders at PGA TOUR tournaments.
By Dazza Greenwood, Dirk Klingner, Yael Grauer Verified, Stephanie Landry| Consumer Reports Verified Last year was a big year for the right to repair movement. Oregon and Colorado both passed laws protecting the right to repair, including protecting consumers against the pernicious practice of software pairing. But there’s still plenty of work ahead. Consumer Reports (CR) aims to protect consumers’ rights to repair the products they already own, despite efforts by manufacturers to prevent access to the tools and manuals necessary to fix items either at home or by independent repair shops.
By Stephanie Landry, Stacey Higginbotham, Jacob Rubenstein, Houman Saberi, Yael Grauer Verified| Consumer Reports Verified Today, Consumer Reports, Aspen Digital, and Global Cyber Alliance released the third annual Consumer Cyber Readiness report. The report highlights findings from two nationally representative surveys of over 2,000 US adults conducted by CR in April 2024 and May 2024. It also provides key leadership perspectives from government, industry, and civil society.
Company Info
Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports is a nonprofit organization dedicated to consumer advocacy, founded in 1936. Originally known as Consumers Union, it was established to provide unbiased evaluations of goods and services during a time of limited consumer protections. The organization is headquartered in the U.S. and operates independently, as it does not accept advertising or free product samples. Consumer Reports conducts rigorous product testing across various categories, including appliances, electronics, and vehicles. It also engages in investigative reporting on public health and safety issues, advocating for consumer protection policies such as drug pricing transparency and product safety regulations. Additionally, it offers digital tools like product comparison databases and reliability surveys to assist consumers in making informed purchasing decisions. The organization targets individual consumers, providing them with access to ratings, reviews, and buying guides through a membership model.
Yonkers, New York, United States
+1 800-333-0663
Founded: 1936