Kim Komando’s newsletter “3 Tech Steps to do before you die” sent out Sept 20th had an egregious error in it

Kim Komando’s newsletter “3 Tech Steps to do before you die” sent out Sept 20^th had an egregious error in it.

She stated and I quote “Emergency help from Alexa - It’ll cost ya: You can get emergency help from Alexa — for $5.99 a month or $59 per year. You can’t call 911 directly, but the new Emergency Assist subscription has an agent call on your behalf if you ask for help. That person can also pass along your address, medications and allergies.”

I’ve actually had Alexa call 911 for me. And it works perfectly fine FOR FREE. Simply follow THESE steps:

Click on Alexa app, click on Communicate tab at the bottom - top right logo (people) -  top right 3 dots – “Emergency Contact” I’ve added 911. This is easy to use and free. No idea why Kim Komando recommended people to pay money for this free service. And to think this woman publishes in AARP.

Written by Amy Lynn

How to move Fitbit to your Google account

As most Fitbit users know, Google bought Fitbit. Well they are making it mandatory to move your account over to a Google account in 2025. So why not do it now? For those users who are not promoted here's the directions

Click your profile image upper left,  then scroll down and you will see the below image. Click it and follow all directions.

You will then get the below notice:

Blast from The Past #radioInk

 

We are honored to be in RadioInk Blast From The Past

https://radioink.com/2023/09/01/send-us-your-blast-from-the-past-krld-am-1994/ 

No Your Facebook Account Has not Been Hacked By Josephine Williams

Want to see something strange about your Facebook? ON YOUR MOBILE DEVICE ONLY IE FACEBOOK APP - 

Click your profile photo, 

select security and settings, 

click notifications, now click on any one of the following: 

Friend Requests, 

People you may know, 

Birthdays, 

Updates from friends, 

Pages you follow.