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Ricks’ Tech Tips Newsletter
There’s a dangerous telephone scam that pops up every now and then, and right now the scammers are back to working it pretty hard.
It’s called the “One Ring” phone scam, and if you fall for it you could end up having $15 or more added to your next phone bill (that’s $15+ for every time you fall for the scam).
This scam works something like this: [Read more…]
Note: The links in this post are affiliate links.
If you enjoy cooking, chances are you also enjoy collecting cookbooks. And as you well know, growing your cookbook collection can be rather expensive.
But thanks to Amazon, adding great cookbooks to your personal collection doesn’t have to cost you a cent if you have a Prime membership.
Running a business has its ups and downs. Sometimes things are good and other times, not so much.
While some things may be out of control, stay on top of whatever you can control.
With most people opting to run E-Commerce businesses, you need to avoid making mistakes for your company’s growth.
Here are some common mistakes to avoid in E-Commerce: [Read more…]
Rick’s Tech Tips Newsletter
I’m often asked if viruses and other forms of malware can infect Apple Mac devices.
Although these machines are far less susceptible to malware and attackers than Windows, they can still be attacked. That is why malware can infiltrate macOS Monterey as well.
Once you purchase a new computer, it’s tempting to overlook the risk. However, the repercussions of catching malware are always unpleasant, ranging from intrusive pop-up advertisements to having your data taken hostage.
Do you use a password manager app to create, manage and store all of your passwords?
If so, you need to know that all password managers are potentially insecure and any vulnerabilities that arise could put ALL of your passwords at risk of being compromised at any time.
Why do I say this? Because of the evidence that keeps popping up from time to time. [Read more…]