Technology Made Easy
Quick alert, if you are having issues with Office 365 or Exchange, Sharepoint, Onedrive Online its not you, it Microsoft’s fault. Many reports started a few minutes ago (just before 3p Easter / US Time) that people could access Outlook or other Microsoft online programs. Here is what we know
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Since most people NEVER seem to want to read those Terms of Service (TOS), privacy policy, or anything else legal posted by companies, today’s post is a quick FYI. If you saw your Facebook notifications in the past 24 hours, you should have seen that the FB Terms of Service
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If you are a Google user, you may be currently experiencing issues accessing various Google services. If that is happening to you, you aren’t going crazy. There is apparently an issue with a number of Google services happening at the moment. This post will cover what we know so far
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For those who use Dave.com, this post is for you. It seems that Dave.com is the latest company to suffer a data breach.
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Google has announced today that they are going to be shutting down the Pigeon transit app service. Pigeon by Googles Area 120 group gives the best route; avoiding delays, crowds, and other common disruptions. Today’s post will be going over the shutdown details.
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In a blog post, UBreakiFix has announced an offer for first responders and front line workers, to do a one-time FREE repair of Pixel Smartphones. Today’s post will cover the announcement.
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Nintendo account holders may have seen notifications that their “Nintendo Network ID” or “NNID” has been compromised. Nintendo has now confirmed that approx. 160k user accounts had been breached. Today’s post will go over the breach and what you should do.
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For those who visit New York, going to a Broadway show is usually on the to-do list. For those who are fans of Broadway, even if you aren’t in NY, there is a new service coming Mid-May,
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With all of that is going on in the world, video conferencing has become the way to keep in touch. Zoom is quickly becoming to de-facto video conference choice. Unfortunately, due to some “bad people”, Zoom is changing some default security settings
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So Android users today said Goodbye to the Dark Sky – Hyperlocal weather app. The Dark Sky app has become very popular with users over the past 8 years, giving users alerts for impending precipitation with an intuitive interface, which is usually eerily accurate.
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Based on the reaction on Twitter from both users of the Houseparty app and the maker of the app, something is just not right at the moment. It’s possible that the Houseparty app may have been compromised
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For those who stayed on an MGM Resort property previously, you may be included what is known as a data dump. Personal details of over 10.6 million former guests have been exposed.
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Happy Thanksgiving Everyone in the USA. For everyone trying to post family gathering or just doing their daily visit of Facebook, Instagram (which is owned by Facebook), or Facebook Messenger you may be having issues. No it isn’t your computer, its Facebook.
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In the past couple of day’s Twitter announced it was considering removing inactive accounts. In Twitters thinking, if you aren’t using the account, someone else should have the opportunity. The original announcement from Twitter, was simply that they were going to enforce the existing policy about inactive accounts. However, after
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7:45p (ET) Update: Humanity can return to it’s posts of Meme’s and Selfies. Officially Facebook has announced that the issues have now been resolved.
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