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Bluesky is a new social media platform, so many users might not have lots of followers yet, and new users may not be following many people. Luckily, Bluesky has built-in tools that make it easy to explore and connect with others. Here's how you can find new accounts to follow:

We are the first to understand that nobody really likes reaching out for support. It’s time-consuming, for starters, and there’s something uniquely humbling about having to ask how to use the tools everyone relies on nowadays. However, there is nothing to be ashamed of when turning to help, especially if you can do so as effectively as possible.

You should never trust an app by default, as evidenced by a list of 15 applications which McAfee has identified as “predatory loan apps” on the Google Play Store. There are efforts in motion to remove them from the platform, but that doesn’t make them any less dangerous–especially if you’ve already downloaded them. Today, we’re highlighting the issues with SpyLoan apps.

Last week, we talked about why X (formerly known as Twitter) is losing users. If you’re thinking about switching platforms, you might want to check out Bluesky, a growing social media network. Let’s break down what Bluesky is and how to get started using it.

We’re willing to bet good money on the fact that your business suffers more technology problems than you’d like (but don’t hold us to that). Sometimes the problems are more complex, but many are simple and can be addressed quickly without the need for a professional. Today, we want to help you with some of the basics so you can know for sure when something is outside of your wheelhouse.

Cybersecurity is a big deal for both individuals and businesses. With hackers and data breaches constantly making headlines, strong security is more important than ever. That’s where cybersecurity consultants come in. Let’s break down how they help keep systems safe.

Like it or hate it, it is undeniable that social media is a massive part of the culture. What were once cool websites that you could connect with people of like interests, or at least your extended family and friends you haven’t seen in a while, now are multi-billion dollar businesses that have influence over social trends, politics, and many other social constructs we depend on daily. With social media being so entrenched in the fabric of our digital worlds, it’s important to know exactly where you stand in regard to your individual rights and privacy. Let’s take a look at one contemporary situation that is sure to have ripple effects throughout society in the months and years to come.

Tech support scams have become increasingly sophisticated, targeting both individuals and businesses with fraudulent tactics. These scams typically involve scammers impersonating legitimate tech companies or fabricating issues with your devices, convincing you to pay for unnecessary services or to share sensitive information.

With the rise of online and remote services, it’s more important to identify the signs of a scam before it’s too late. Falling victim to these scams can result in financial loss, identity theft, or data breaches, making it essential to stay vigilant. By learning to spot and prevent these scams, you can protect your personal information and ensure your technology remains secure. Being aware of the most common techniques used by scammers and understanding how to avoid them is key to safeguarding yourself from becoming a target. Consult with our IT Support Provider in Nashua to protect your business tech support scams.

In this blog, we will explore common tech support scams and provide effective solutions to avoid falling victim to them.

Sometimes, one of the best ways to get things done is to take a step back and think. Imagine a chess grandmaster sitting and staring at the board, planning moves for the next seven turns.

To be more productive, think about your tasks like a chess grandmaster. Here's how to do it:

Disney is all about magic and wonder, but something shocking almost happened with their park menus. A former Disney employee got into a menu app and made some dangerous changes. They messed with the allergen info on the menus, saying some foods were safe for people with peanut allergies when they weren’t. That could’ve been deadly.