Thanks, Paul,
You have exceeded yourself this time! Well done!
All the best,
Cearbhall
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Sent: Monday, October 15, 2018 3:18 PM
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Subject: [fb-exchange] exchange club october 15th 2018
In Attendance:
Cearbhall o'Meadhra: Albert Brown:
Annette McCarthy: Mary Lavelle:
Bob Corazza: Paul Griffith:
Frank Byrne: Declan Meenagh
Apologies: Marian Brennan:
Declan helped Frank to use and engage with siri, and Frank has made good
progress in learning to use his iPHONE.
There was much discussion on the iPhone 7 and 8, and a general discussion on
face recognition as a security device on the latest iPhones.
Paul and Bert showed Mary , how to share multiple photoes from her photo
album with a contact on whats app, select the photoes you wish to share,
and swipe right till you find the share button, and swipe right again until
you hear whats app, select your contact from the contact list, and swipe
again until you hear send.
Then we were treated to a talk on security issues on laptops/desk
tops/mobile phones and bogus calls.
It was a general talk on Phising/bogus calls and phoney e - mails.
Microsoft will never call anybody, so if someone's calling you to help get
rid of viruses on your phone or with an offer that sounds too good to be
true.
It probably is a scam.
Dont be afraid to ask the caller for his number and name and say you will
get back to him. Then call your bank to see if there were people making
calls to customers. The answer will be probably noas banks rarely call you,
and when you establish that nobody from the bank/microsoft had not rung you,
then you know its a scam.
People who make these calls to fix your pc, or inform you of a great offers
are Phishing.
ie trying to get information from your smart phone/laptop/pc, by accessing
your bank account/e mails and so forth.
It is recommended that you should only use https sites whichhave a lock
symbol which denotes fully secured website. Thank you Declan for the great
talk.
. ,
Regards
Paul
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