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Tech tools help people work together as virus keeps them apart

March 5, 2020

There Is no good time for a pandemic, but because of today’s technologies, businesses and individuals have better coping mechanisms to minimize disruptions related to a communicable disease. While the federal government is still saying […]

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How to set up Do Not Disturb with exceptions for iOS and Android

March 3, 2020

How to turn on and make exceptions for iPhone do not disturb (from The Verge) Android: From Google Important: Settings can vary by phone. For more info, contact your device manufacturer. Open your phone’s Settings app. […]

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