As the COVID-19 pandemic has continued along its way through the world, our community has responded as it always does, by designing and making things intended to solve the problems thrown up by the… ...

The next mask up for dissection is a Chinese-manufactured three-layer surgical mask with T3210-2016 spec, whose box clearly states that it isn’t a medical device.

In the pantyhose hack, you stretch a cut-out strip of sheer pantyhose around the face and neck over top of the mask, in order to keep the mask pressed more firmly to the face.

Pantyhose are perhaps the unlikeliest weapon in the fight against the coronavirus, but they helped improve the fit of KN95 and surgical masks better than any other hack.

Does the viral face mask TikTok hack really reveal dirty water? Let's find out if this trend lives up to the hype!

Dentist Olivia Cui, DMD, posted a new video to TikTok featuring a 60-second hack to make a loose-fitting face mask fit better. The video was reposted by celebs.

Watch this super-simple face mask hack from dentist Olivia Cui to help your face mask fit more snugly.

Prior to the Bkav video, Wired worked with Cloudflare to see if Face ID could be hacked through masks that appear far more sophisticated than the ones the Bkav hack depicts.

A young man known as The Poof Daddy with platforms on various social media, from TikTok to Instagram, made a sock hack for a coronavirus mask -- a simple way to keep safe.

A Staten Island man was accused of donning the infamous "Anonymous" hacker mask in a video he used to dupe investors into spending money on his sham virtual currency firm.

With the tape hack, you seal the edges of the mask to the face with cloth tape along the edges. Researchers found that the pantyhose hack increased the fit of KN95s significantly overall.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, strapping on a face mask to head out for the day has become second nature for many — but not every face mask fits every face the same way, leading some to come up ...