Why I trust these $5 USB-C connectors to power my most expensive tech gadgets

2026-03-22T20:52:14Ze34413d4ea59955bb6805c66cfca7ec4a9f413141e44c6a942a197287319828f
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ZDNet roundup (Mar 20–22, 2026) covering gadget reviews and deals (USB‑C magnetic breakaway connector, Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, AirFly Pro 2, Sunbooster monitor light), smartphone comparisons, smart‑home buys, and practical how‑tos (clearing iPhone cache, ChatGPT settings). Also coverage of privacy and data‑removal services (DeleteMe), a free privacy tool (OptMeowt), and reporting on multiple data breaches. Mobile sharing interoperability (AirDrop/Quick Share on Android), Windows product/roadmap commentary, and AI topics (building trustworthy agents, OpenAI “superapp”, and federal/state AI policy) —

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