March 21, 2020

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How-to: Set up mobile payments to avoid coronavirus

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5 ways tech can help you stay sane while you stay home

Coronavirus

How to properly handle Amazon delivery boxes and orders during the coronavirus pandemic

Live from the studio

In the first hour

As if you don’t have enough to worry about, now trolls, scammers and other cyber crooks are trying to capitalize on the coronavirus pandemic. Find out how to avoid being taken. Plus, ISPs around the country are pledging to keep your internet service turned on, even if you can’t pay the bill right now because of the pandemic.

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In the second hour

Your local stores aren’t the only retailers having trouble keeping shelves stocked. Amazon is, too, but has a plan to get back on track – by hiring 100,000 people. Plus, cyber-attacks are targeting government agencies tasked with guiding pandemic response, while other hackers have decided to back off. We’ll tell you why.

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In the third hour

Find out some of the more interesting methods being used to track the spread of coronavirus – including research into a video game incident back in 2005. Plus, don’t believe the viral posts claiming that 5G has something to do with the coronavirus. And, you can still watch Netflix with your friends with this handy extension.

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