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Dave Crowden would like those of you interested in cutting the cord to be aware of the following article in TechHive.

On January 30, 2020, Sony plans to shut down PlayStation Vue, having decided to focus more on its core gaming business. While Vue was one of the first live TV streaming bundles when it launched in March 2015, it ultimately couldn’t keep pace with the growth of YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, and Sling TV, among others. Remaining subscribers will receive their final bill in December, at which point they’ll be able to use the service until the bitter end.

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See the video link below to learn important information about telephone scams to hack your computer. Avoiding Technical Support Scams

Cost:  Free to $5 a month
There are three ways to block robocalls.  The first is to sign up for the federal Do Not Call Registry, which will limit the number of legal sales pitches you get.  The second:  Check with your phone’s service provider to see what it offers (providers are under pressure to step up protections against robocalls).  The third is to sign up for a third-party robocall blocker.  This software blocks most robocalls to your mobile phone; some can cover your home phone, too.  Among the respected services are Nomorobo, YouMail, Truecaller and RoboKiller.

How to start:  Get on the Do Not Call Registry by phoning 888-382-1222 from the number you wish to protect (or sign up online at donotcall.gov).  For third-party services, go to their websites, review the choices and follow the sign-up instructions.

The U.S. Postal Service is now offering a terrific service: Each delivery day, it will send an email to you containing digital scans of the letter-size mail that will soon arrive at your box or door. The email also details packages that will arrive that day or soon. Now you can cross-check for mail theft or ask someone to pick up a package if you’re away.

Sign up at informeddelivery.usps.com.