Joe Enoch
Joe Enoch is a consumer investigations producer with NBC News.
Joe Enoch is a consumer investigations producer with NBC News.
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Woman shares cautionary tale about being scammed by someone claiming to be Jacob Soboroff
Jane Head has always been a big fan of NBC News correspondent Jacob Soboroff.
Woman shares cautionary tale about being scammed by someone claiming to be Jacob Soboroff
An online impostor wasted no time taking advantage of Jane Head's admiration for the NBC News correspondent. The FTC says that impostor scams are the No. 1 one fraud reported to the agency.
Blinded by the light: Cars in the US still lack glare-reducing headlights
Last year, the U.S. began allowing a headlight technology to improve nighttime visibility and reduce glare. But there are still no vehicles with it for sale.
Blinded by the light: Cars in the U.S. still lack glare-reducing headlights
Last year, the U.S. began allowing a headlight technology to improve nighttime visibility and reduce glare. But there are still no vehicles with it for sale.
To get off-label Ozempic prescriptions, some people turn to telehealth websites
Ozempic for type 2 diabetes has been in short supply as people seek the drug for weight loss. Some turn to online pharmacies to get an off-label prescription.
America's cars and trucks are getting bigger, and so are their front blind zones. Children are paying the price.
As Americans drive more large SUVs and pickup trucks with big front blind zones, deaths of children hit in driveways and parking lots are rising.
Future of fast food: New technology allows drive-thru workers to work from home
Restaurants may have found a high-tech solution to staffing shortages. Bite Ninja's brand-new tool allows anyone in the world to serve as a drive-thru employee.
Family shares carbon monoxide warning after daughter, 21, drowns on boat trip
Experts say carbon monoxide from a boat’s engine can build up, creating an invisible cloud of toxic gas.
Experts warn against buying loose lithium ion batteries that cause fire hazard
An NBC News investigation found that 18650 lithium ion batteries that can cause a fire hazard if sold individually are being sold on multiple major websites.
At Oklahoma State University, students' steps are tracked to stop the coronavirus
The school president says students shouldn't be worried about privacy issues and the "Orwellian effect" because the data is collected for internal use only.
Juice jacking: Why you should avoid public phone charging stations
Hackers can load malware into charging stations at place like airports and malls, allowing them to steal the data of unsuspecting users, experts warn.
