Bree Fowler is a senior writer for CNET, specializing in cybersecurity. With a background in journalism and consumer advocacy, Bree covers a wide range of topics related to online security, privacy, and technology. Her articles provide practical advice and insights to help readers navigate the digital landscape safely.
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Bree Fowler's coverage focuses on tech, privacy & cybersecurity, and house & home topics. She seems to be interested in providing practical advice and warnings about online scams, cybersecurity threats, and the intersection of technology with everyday life.
Given this focus, Bree may be receptive to pitches that offer expert insights or data-driven analysis related to emerging cybersecurity threats, advancements in AI impacting consumer choices or safety measures for activities like running. Additionally, she might also be interested in stories about new technologies aimed at protecting consumers from online scams or safeguarding their privacy.
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