On Friday Microsoft publicly released security updates for both the Windows 10 Snip & Sketch tool and the Windows 11 Snipping Tool programs. This resolved a ‘low’ severity vulnerability (flaw) labeled aCropalypse I will not get into the techie-talk reasons, … Continue reading →
“Can I use Zoom without doing updates? What happens if I don’t update?” was a recent inquiry we received from Anne. Yes, Anne, you may run Zoom without updating the app. However, as time marches on, eventually Zoom won’t work … Continue reading →
Almost twice a week we curate ‘Good News’ articles from around the globe for senior adults, We publish them on to enjoy on our SAGESofBG blog. It helps elevate feelings and counteracts the doom and gloom found on media. The … Continue reading →
Judy and I were delighted to be podcast guests of Elizabeth Gagnon this past Thursday on Miss Liz’s Teatime. We chatted about how we met, how we began working together and eventually what led us to our current mission of … Continue reading →
Malcolm (Florida) recently wrote asking us a question regarding spam files in his Google Gmail account. He opened his spam folder and floated his mouse over the sender’s name. He confirmed it was spam after seeing the ‘deranged email address.’ … Continue reading →