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Rick’s Daily Tips Tech Update for Thursday, October 7, 2021.
• How to find out how much of your phone’s storage is being used
• Why you should avoid ‘Quizzes’ on Facebook!
• Announcing my new newsletter featuring nothing but the best blogging tips
• Want to see an aerial photo of your house?
• Did you know Alaska is both the westernmost AND the easternmost U.S. state?
• Info about my photo / file recovery service
Rick’s Daily Tips Tech Update for Wednesday, September 22, 2021.
• How to stop the screen on your Android phone from rotating
• Scam alert: Beware this dangerous ‘Walmart Customer Service’ scam
• Q&A: Is it safe to share my Internet with a neighbor?
• Try this first when you have an issue with the Facebook mobile app
• Did you know chocolate is actually good for your health? (If it’s the right kind)
• Info about my photo / file recovery service
Rick’s Daily Tips Tech Update for Sunday, September 19, 2021.
• Reminder: A new device doesn’t require a new Facebook account
• Q&A: Where can I find the model number of my MacBook Pro?
• Q&A: How can I add an analog clock to my Windows 10 Desktop?
• Q&A: How can I remove Malwarebytes from my computer?
• Millions of Americans believe chocolate milk comes from brown cows. And yes, I am serious.
• Info about my photo / file recovery service
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Well, the scams and hoaxes never seem to stop making the rounds on Facebook and Messenger, and this one is a real doozy.
It comes in the form of an instant message from one of your friends that was supposedly originally sent out by Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s founder and CEO.
The actual text of these messages vary somewhat, but they usually read something like this: [Read more…]
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Well, as I write this, relief efforts are underway in Louisiana after Hurricane Ida left much of the New Orleans area under water.
Sadly, and predictably, the suffering resulting from the storm has already spawned numerous scams perpetrated by people claiming to be raising money to help the hurricane victims.