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Issue: 021
“Go time for a GO BAG...”
Tech Tips, Tricks & Cybersecurity Advice – No Jargon, Just Help
Hey Techie,
We’re back with bite-sized tech wisdom to level up your digital safety, simplify your life, and keep you prepared. Let’s dive in!
🛡️ Cybersecurity Tip
Freeze Your Credit Reports
A free credit freeze adds an extra layer of protection against identity theft.
Lock your credit at Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.
You can temporarily lift the freeze when needed, called a “Thaw”
It’s fast, free, and keeps criminals from opening accounts in your name.
Quick guide here: https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/finance/how-to-freeze-credit
⚡ Quick Tech Tip
Use Live Text to Copy Text from Photos
iPhones and many Android phones let you select text directly from your photos.
Snap a picture of a sign, document, or Wi-Fi password.
Tap and hold to copy the text — no manual typing needed!
🚨 Emergency Prep Tip
Make a “Go Bag” for Power Outages
Have a small bag ready with:
Battery packs & charging cables
Flashlights & spare batteries
A few snacks & bottled water
Keep it near your front door so you can grab it quickly if the lights go out or you need to leave.
🕹️ Gadget of the Week: The Ultimate Go Bag – Adulting’s Safety Net
Some people pack a tote bag for errands; others pack for apocalypse chic. This all-in-one Emergency Survival Kit has everything you need to turn “oh no” moments into “I got this.” Inside this surprisingly compact bag, you’ll find essentials like a first aid kit, emergency blankets, tools, fire starters, and enough gear to make you feel like a survival reality show star—without eating bugs.
Perfect for road trips, hiking adventures, earthquake preparedness, or just surviving your new apartment’s sketchy electrical system, this kit is a must-have. Because being prepared isn’t paranoid; it’s just smart. Plus, if you never need it, congrats—you’re basically carrying around peace of mind in a stylish backpack.
Buy it on Amazon: https://amzn.to/42aPkEu

Stay safe and savvy,
—Your Grandson Techie
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