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Is the caller a scammer? I wrote this blog way back in 2017. The tips still apply, but I have updated this post for 2021. This may seem counter-intuitive, but I don’t think you should always answer your phone. More and more, the person on the other end isn’t someone you know. They just want … Continue reading 4 Ways to Tell if the Person Calling You is Not a Scammer
It’s finally happened. Mac’s have finally reached that magic threshold where more and more people are purchasing MacBooks and iMacs. The “bad guys” have recognized that and are writing Mac OS malware, viruses, and ransomware. Yes, they are specifically targeting the Mac OS. They’ve had years of practice on Windows machines. They know Mac users … Continue reading Mac OS Malware – What you need to know
Are you one of those people who have to scroll through four or five pages on your phone to get to the application you are looking for? I’m here to tell you that your iPhone screen can be much more efficient, and you can make it easier to find your important apps. (Here’s what my … Continue reading 3 Steps to make your iPhone screen more efficient
Have you ever wondered what 4G service is? Have you wondered what the code is next to your cell phone bars of service? For example, right now my iPhone shows 4 dots (out of 5) and the code LTE. It looks like this: What the heck does this mean? And sometimes when … Continue reading 4G Service – What the heck is that?
What is Two Factor Authentication? Two Factor Authentication (TFA or 2FA) or Multi-factor Authentication refers to a practice commonly used by financial institutions and other sensitive applications to make sure that the person signing into an account is really that person and not a hacker. Two Factor Authentication is used in addition to the usual … Continue reading Two Factor Authentication