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Redcliffe Computer Club

Locality: Redcliffe, Queensland

Address: Moreton Bay Regional Council Building Irene st 4020 Redcliffe, QLD, Australia

Website: https://rscc.com.au

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25.01.2022 They have to be joking!! There is an App for everything. If you are too lazy to count the time in your head I guess you need this

25.01.2022 As you probably know the Club has had to close due to the Coronovirus, however if you have any problems you can still ring the club phone number and the message we have left will give you a mobile phone number to ring. With us all having to spend a lot more time at home, being able to communicate on the internet is an important lifeline for a lot of people. We can, believe it or not, still help you with problems in some cases with the use of Skype or another App. Knowing how... to use Skype you can still communicate with loved ones and of course see their faces, so have a play with it and familiarise yourself with it, then if you have a problem in the months ahead we are just a video call away. You will learn how you can display the screen of your pc to us and what you were doing so we can see what the problem is. I have included a link to a Skype tutorial below if you are not familiar with using it. When it tells you to choose a version instead of choosing the web version try typing skype into the search bar on your task bar at the bottom of your computer screen, if the skype App is installed on your PC it will show up and you can click on it to open it. If you have a Microsoft account, which quite a few people do (they just dont realise it) you can just put in your email and the password which you use when you turn your pc on. If you have any queries or would like help from me send me a message on this page and I will give you my phone number. Stay well.....Kathy https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/skype-2016/

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25.01.2022 Laugh for the day!

24.01.2022 The ACSC is aware of a number of scam phishing campaigns, with cybercriminals preying on people who are out of work and seeking to access financial assistance f...rom the government during the COVID-19 pandemic. For more information and what to look out for: https://www.cyber.gov.au//threat-update-covid-19-malicious

22.01.2022 IoT devices (like smart fridges, smart televisions, baby monitors and security cameras) that have not been designed with security in mind can be compromised via... the internet. Follow the ACSCs simple advice to set up and use your device securely and help protect your device, data and network from cybercriminals. https://www.cyber.gov.au//advice-users-and-manufacturers-i

22.01.2022 SCAM ALERT Watch out for scam text messages impersonating the Government with advice on testing for COVID-19. These messages try to trick you into install...ing software that steals your banking details. Delete and do not click the link! Read more https://www.staysmartonline.gov.au//covid-19-scam-messages and sign up to our free email Alert Service to keep up to date with the latest online threats www.staysmartonline.gov.au/alert-service.

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20.01.2022 Beautiful new week ahead for us all :-)

19.01.2022 Another day scam, be careful everyone

19.01.2022 Are you still in isolation and running out of things to do? How about putting your old family photos hiding away in albums on to your computer and up to Google photos the easy way with your mobile phone. The Google photo scanner app scans your picture and saves it direct to Google photos. You dont need to remove the photo from your album or put it in a scanner. Once in Google photos face recognition will put your photos in the right album for that person. If you have any problems working out how to use the app feel free to send me a private message here with your phone number and I will give you a ring and talk you through it. Stay safe....Kathy.

18.01.2022 The Australian Cyber Security Centre is aware of an increase in remote access calls, in which cybercriminals contact people by phone to get access to their comp...uters and steal their money. Be wary of callers who say they represent a business or organisation. For more advice: https://www.cyber.gov.au//view/threats/remote-access-scams

18.01.2022 SCAM ALERT Be on the lookout this #taxtime for these SMS and email scams claiming to be from the Australian Taxation Office or #myGov asking you to login an...d verify your myGov details. Find out more https://www.cyber.gov.au//increasing-reports-mygov-related and sign up to our free email Alert Service to keep up to date with the latest online threats www.cyber.gov.au/alert-service

17.01.2022 Queensland Police Service have issued a phone scam alert after a Redcliffe business received a call from an unknown person, claiming to be from a community orga...nisation and working in conjunction with police. If you do receive any phone calls or correspondence of this nature and suspect it to be a scam, report it. Read the alert here www.mypolice.qld.gov.au/moreton/2020/08/27/phone-scam-alert/

16.01.2022 This is fabulous. If youre a boomer, youll get it...if not, too bad.

15.01.2022 ALERT The ACSC is aware of widespread reports of COVID-19 related scams and phishing emails and is providing practical advice for organisations and indivi...duals to follow, to reduce the risk of harm. These scams pretend to be from reputable organisations in the health sector or government, enticing you to find out about the latest cases, where to get tested or providing fake advice and assistance about travel or working remotely. Heres what to look out for right now https://www.staysmartonline.gov.au//widespread-reports-cov. And sign up to our free email Alert Service to stay up to date with the latest online threats www.staysmartonline.gov.au/alert-service

15.01.2022 It is with great pleasure that we can let you know that the club will commence operating from Tuesday 11th August from our new premises at 1 Irene Street Redcliffe. If you wish to make an appointment for a lesson the club will be open on Thursday 6th August and Friday 7th August from am till 12 midday. The phone number is the same: 32035593. Please do not come to the club if you Have tested Covid positive... have been overseas in the past fortnight Have a cough, cold, or flu like symptoms or feel unwell. You will be asked when you arrive at the club to wash your hands or sanitize your hands using the sanitizer provided. As close contact with a tutor cannot be avoided you may wear a mask if you wish. The club will take the following precautions You will not need to sign into the club as you did previously. We will keep on a record on computer that you have attended. All surfaces where lessons are taught will be sanitized after each members lesson. If computers are used by a member this will also be sanitized after each lesson. Points of entrance to the club are 1. Through the front door facing the RSL club then turn left and we are down that corridor. 3 Hour parking available in Car park near Humpybong Creek. 2. Downs Street then pass Customer service to the glass double doors on the right, through the doors we are third door on the right. 3. You can park in the back car park and come through the back entrance near the car park through the Atrium to the double doors and then we are the third door on right.

14.01.2022 WOW!! The first Analog Computer I bet it was more reliable, less complicated, had less updates, and obviously was made to last, unlike Windows operating systems

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13.01.2022 All about staying positive and having a laugh in challenging times. Come and join us

11.01.2022 The one on the left is trying so hard to keep to the social distancing laws

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09.01.2022 Not too much longer

09.01.2022 Be wary of fake messages about COVID-19 via email, sms and social media. Scammers impersonate trusted organisations to try and trick you into giving them your c...redit card details, login and password information. Think before you click on a link and never provide your details via a link in a message. For more tips https://www.staysmartonline.gov.au//recover-when-/phishing

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03.01.2022 If you don't need a landline then there are great economical alternatives to NBN. I use pocket Wi-Fi and are paying $28 a month for 100 GB data. After 6 months it will go up to $38 a month, but I am still winning. My mobile phone plan is unlimited calls and text for $10. A total of $38 to $48 a month maximum, plus I can take my pocket Wi-Fi out and about. The price of mobile broadband offered is constantly DECREASING due to network providers competing against each other.

02.01.2022 ALERT Scam emails are being sent to Australia Post customers, with phishing links that try to steal your personal and financial information. Read more here, and share with your colleagues, family and friends https://www.staysmartonline.gov.au//beware-scam-emails-imp