Quite the Contrary . . .
Juice Jacking
The FBI issued a warning about a crime called juice jacking. Boston authorities say it’s not a problem there. Maybe. Take these steps anyway.
The World Startup Convention
Entrepreneurs in search of funding were scammed at this month’s World Startup Convention. Are you as gullible? Find out more.
A Sure Thing
Today’s online fraud? Sports handicapping scammers. They’re betting they can deceive you. In fact, it’s a sure thing.
The Usual Suspects
Cows are easy to blame for methane gas emissions. They do a lot of emitting. Feeding them more seaweed would help.
The Bluetooth Blues
Everybody uses Bluetooth. Everywhere. All the time. You should not. Consider turning off your phone’s Bluetooth when in public places.
Criminal Passwords
If you are using passwords with fewer than 15 digits, you are at risk. Review the three basic rules of password strength here.
QR Code Scams
Think twice before scanning that QR code. Malicious QR codes are a growing problem. Learn how to protect yourself.
You Are Free to Disparage
Laid off? Is there a non-disparagement clause in your severance agreement? Worry about it no longer. The NLRB has ruled such language invalid.
Acronym Apocalypse
I hate acronyms. Unnecessary acronyms, that is. The ones that are created by “backing into” a targeted word or phrase.
Entrepreneurial Optimism
Entrepreneurs, by definition, are optimistic. When reality intervenes and that optimism wanes, Worldwide Local Connect can help.
