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Thanks Beth and thanks to all who have replied.

In today’s mail I received an offer from AAA to transfer to T Mobile and pay only $30 per line per month (not including fees & taxes). Currently I have AT&T and am paying $91.00 per month for two lines and that includes fees. What service do you use and are you happy with your service? I haven’t investigated the offer yet but wondering if this is truly a savings how long will it last? Will prices go up in 6 mos. or a year? We sometimes go out of country - if you use T Mobile and go out of country what is there charge for being out of country? Thanks for any help you can give. Harry

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Follow the link below to view the article. Report: Amazon working on more powerful Alexa https://louisvillecourierjournal-ky.newsmemory.com/?publink=1445d6fa3_134d31a Harry

This is a great article. John Analysis | Apple Watch Is Becoming Doctors’ Favorite Medical Device Some doctors are telling patients to get the watch to manage their conditions. Researchers study how it could be used for heart disease, post-surgery recovery and other conditions. Read in The Wall Street Journal: https://apple.news/AfLcgHEmESVuP4qI2R7Co4Q Shared from Apple News

Follow the link below to view the article. Apple’s iOS 18 to enhance its messaging experience https://louisvillecourierjournal-ky.newsmemory.com/?publink=17c53f610_134d313

I thought you might like to see this. John The iPad Pro’s M4 chip breaks the rules and changes everything about Apple silicon Now that the M4 iPad Pro is here, what will this mean for the chips coming to the iPhone and Mac? Read in Macworld: https://apple.news/AhcvRAAIIQ92urijXikNgzg Shared from Apple News

Ok, so let me say upfront that I'm not a fan and I refuse to install their app. That being said, my husband will send me cute little videos from time to time and I will watch them. Until 2 days ago he could send me a message in Apple Messages and if I clicked on the video it would open in Safari. I had to do some little thing like drag a puzzle piece in place and they would always prompt me to sign up for an account, but I could always skip over that and just hit play and the videos would play fine in my browser. This still works if I am on my Mac or iPad and open one from Messages. My iPhone, however, will open the video in Safari, but when I try to play it, it opens the App Store and wants me to install their app. I tried clearing my history and website data on my iPhone and no luck. I figured Safari thinks it's supposed to open these links in the App Store instead of the browser. Tonight I tried opening the link in Firefox instead and it presents me with the Tiktok logo and then a link to download from the App Store. Has Tiktok begun forcing iPhone users to download the app to view videos now? I'm on a iPhone 12 Pro running 17.4.1. This isn't earth-shatteringly important, but it is annoying. Thanks for any advice!

Man, I hope this one is soon a reality. John Terabit broadband thousands of times faster than high-speed fibre… Notes

Another article John New Security Warning For 400 Million Outlook Users As Email Bug Revealed Beware of Outlook emails purporting to be from Microsoft. A security researcher has disclosed an unpatched spoofing vulnerability that impacts all 400 million users. Read in Forbes: https://apple.news/A6i-Tblc5T_6TTmD6cu5fgw Shared from Apple News

Apple uses AWS, Amazon failed to follow Apple’s security guidelines. John Apple alerted Amazon about a potential cloud security risk AWS changed its data-deletion process after Apple flagged a potential security risk. In 2023, Apple found that AWS had failed to delete data from its closed cloud accounts. AWS now has a more robust data-deletion process. There was no unauthorized access to Apple data. Read in Business Insider: https://apple.news/AGdJ-Y8LbRG-IVVQ6KmY3Aw Shared from Apple News

Follow the link below to view the article. Apple announces iPad, Magic Keyboard updates https://louisvillecourierjournal-ky.newsmemory.com/?publink=2410b98ea_134d2a0 Harry

What setting(s) do I have set that causes the phone to overhear a conversation and think that what I want to text? It doesn’t happen every time, but it’s frustrating when it happens. Bill

Several months ago I downloaded in Music “King of the Road: A Tribute to Roger Miller.” I listened to the album several times. Today when I went to listen to the album the songs were all grayed out and when I clicked on one of them I received this message: This song is not currently available in your country or region. It happens in Music on my iMac too except I don’t get the message - the songs just don’t play. Any Idea what’s going on? TIA Harry Ps Happy Derby

Hi all, My mom's router is slowly biting the dust (slurping the dust?). When I bought it, life was simple. It was a Netgear WNDR3400 N600 router which cost a whopping $39. Now, life is way more complicated. When I went looking for routers, I read a lot and learned a little. Anyways, when I look at protocols, Wifi 6 or 6E seem common, and brag about how many devices can be hooked up, but my mom's house is a dumb house (the doors, the lights, and the refrigerator are all dumb as the posts on the porch). Still, I can imagine that soon things might require Wifi 6. I see that there are routers which can only be set up using apps and without web interfaces (something I don't really like), and routers which have security software which gets sold on a rental model [1]. Does anyone have suggestions for a router which: works well with pretty long range allows some tweaking without needing to dive into really fine details of network protocols can handle streaming on, say, 3 devices at once Right now I'm leaning towards a Netgear Nighthawk AX5400, since they've been marked down to ~$180. If there is something cheaper that doesn't rely on giving personal information to the giant info-hoovers just to set them up, I'd love to hear. Thanks for any tips or insights, Bill [1] I refuse to call these 'subscriptions'. They are part of the ongoing attempt to go back to feudalism by cashing rent checks for no actual production.

Lately, I’ll see an iCloud mail pop up as new, and then disappear before I can click on it. I thought it might be in the junk mail, but nope, it’s nowhere. One example was when I was registering for a product, and it happened repeatedly. Anybody else notice mail acting weird? Bill