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Chris C.
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In this video, I show how I used Google Gemini built into Google Sheets to quickly create a column of Days based on Dates in Google Sheets.

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In this video, I show how I used Google Gemini built into Google Sheets to quickly create a column of Days based on Dates in Google Sheets.

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Chris, Thanks for sharing! Its really helpful


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Hey Professionals,


This video, by Proper Honest Tech, explores common iPhone scams in 2024 and offers tips to stay safe.


Here’s a quick example of some of his callouts:


  • Smishing: Scammers send phishing messages that appear to be from Apple, urging you to click on a link to address an issue with your iCloud account. Clicking the link takes you to a fake iCloud website that looks legitimate and asks you to enter your Apple ID information.

  • MFA Bombing: Scammers bombard you with system-level messages asking you to verify your Apple ID password. The constant need to press deny can make you susceptible to a follow-up attack where they call you pretending to be from Apple customer support to trick you into giving them your one-time passcode.

  • Passcode Theft: Thieves target people in crowded places to steal their iPhones and the passcode used to access them. Once they have the…


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Nov 06

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Chris C.
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This video, by Proper Honest Tech, explores common iPhone scams in 2024 and offers tips to stay safe.


Here’s a quick example of some of his callouts:


  • Smishing: Scammers send phishing messages that appear to be from Apple, urging you to click on a link to address an issue with your iCloud account. Clicking the link takes you to a fake iCloud website that looks legitimate and asks you to enter your Apple ID information.

  • MFA Bombing: Scammers bombard you with system-level messages asking you to verify your Apple ID password. The constant need to press deny can make you susceptible to a follow-up attack where they call you pretending to be from Apple customer support to trick you into giving them your one-time passcode.

  • Passcode Theft: Thieves target people in crowded places to steal their iPhones and the passcode used to access them. Once they have the passcode, they…



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Check out this video where I give a recap of a recent Busienss Tech Support call where we discussed taking a Company Director from a stale PDF to a dynamic site.

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