Your daily dose of practical, easy to follow tech tips!
Rick’s Daily Tech Tips Update for Monday, February 21, 2022.
• How to enable Low Power Mode on your MacBook
• Q&A: How reliable are the ‘Scam Likely’ labels on incoming calls?
• Scam alert: Beware of ‘Fake News’ on Facebook (and elsewhere)
• Video: The top 25 places to visit in the USA
• Info about my photo / file recovery service
Rick’s Daily Tech Tips Update for Friday, January 28, 2022.
• How to use Google as a currency converter
• Scam alert: Beware this dangerous Walmart Gift Card scam
• My best tip for keeping your phone(s) powered up during extended power outages
• Video: Drone’s-eye winter-time view of Shady Valley, TN and the surrounding mountains
• Info about my photo / file recovery service
Rick’s Daily Tech Tips Update for Tuesday, January 11, 2022.
• My #1 tip for protecting your sensitive info from scammers
• How to use YouTube’s “Picture-In-Picture” feature
• How to play games on your phone without the annoying ads
• Why the ability to feel pain is a good thing
• Info about my photo / file recovery service
Rick’s Daily Tips Tech Update for Thursday, December 23, 2021.
• How to find out where the photos on your iPhone originated from
• Scam alert: Those ‘Is it you in this video?’ messages are dangerous scams
• How to take care of your computer and keep it running in top form
• Q&A: Why do people who live in hot climates eat spicy foods?
• Info about my photo / file recovery service
If it seems like the scammers and hoaxsters never take a break from Facebook, it’s because they really don’t.
At any point in time there are numerous scammers sitting around trying to think up new ways to scam innocent Facebook users.
And as is usually the case, there’s a particularly dangerous scam making the rounds right now via Facebook Messenger.
But luckily, as dangerous as this scam is, it’s extremely easy to recognize and avoid it when you see it.