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All over Facebook and Instagram, people are posting pictures of their COVID-19 vaccination cards. Seems innocent enough, but it’s another way for scammers to make money off your back … or, in this case, your arm.
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Over the past decade, GoFundMe has developed a reputation for generosity, kindness and occasional strangeness. Since anyone can throw up a money campaign, you’ll see all sorts of stories. Some folks need money for surgery, others need to pay their vet bills and some just want to throw money at their favorite celebrities.
Millions of Americans have already received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine. We’re not out of the woods yet, but there is finally hope that we’ll turn the corner soon.
If you want to get vaccinated, you might have a few questions. Are you eligible, where can you get one and is there a way to find out when new doses are available? Tap or click here for insider tips for scheduling your COVID-19 vaccination.
Signing into websites and services used to be as simple as putting in your username and password. But as cybercriminals technology became more sophisticated, so too did the need for more robust security procedures. Tap or click here to see how nasty malware steals banking passwords and 2FA codes.
When a manufacturer releases a product to the public, they are responsible for any defects or overlooked issues. These could be minor, causing an inconvenience at best, or dangerous to consumer health and safety. The problem could affect a few thousand units or millions.
The current plague of annoying robocalls, telemarketing and spam calls is bigger than ever, and it seems like it’s getting worse each day. This is why it’s so important to protect your personal phone number.
Treat it like it’s as confidential as your other sensitive information — your banking credentials, address, Social Security number. And don’t give it away willy-nilly as you probably did before.
We’re a year into the pandemic and though we’ve made adjustments, we still need to take precautions. Social distancing is still encouraged across the country and many are still working remotely.
It’s hasn’t been easy to get a vaccine appointment, though more people are now eligible. Tap or click here to see how to add yourself to the COVID-19 vaccine waiting list. The good news is travel restrictions are slowly being eased as vaccination numbers are climbing.
The COVID-19 vaccine has been delivered to millions of people in the U.S so far. Don’t know when you’re eligible to receive the vaccine? Tap or click here to take a quiz that can give you an idea of when you will be.
If there was ever a time to binge-watch streaming movies and shows, it’s now. We’re a year into the pandemic and still facing closures, working from home, remote learning and social distancing. New shows are springing up while big-budget movies are being filmed and sent straight to streaming services.
The pandemic has impacted all of our lives one way or another. Millions of Americans have lost their jobs over the past year and some are not expected to return.
That’s why Congress passed another COVID relief bill this week that extends increased unemployment benefits through Sep. 6. The bill adds relief in several other areas, including another round of direct payments to those who qualify. Tap or click here to see how much you’ll get and when to expect it.
Job hunts inspire some strange search queries. When you’re looking for a job, you’ll probably turn to Google for some much-needed help. If those searches ever turned a little weird, though, you’re not alone.
New research from Zippia analyzed the most interesting search queries from each state. Speaking of which, if you’re hunting for a job, we found a handy tool that can make your job search much easier. Tap or click for the expert tools you need.
