Hi from Glenn!
I was going to send this note out to my Privacy Action Plan subscribers (which includes my premium members), but instead I thought it would be a good idea to send it to my entire audience to show you one of the benefits you get when you join the Privacy Action Plan.
Today there is a new announcement from Apple that there is a dangerous security flaw in their operating system that they’ve discovered that is actively being exploited right now to capture people’s data, including passwords. So if you have an iPhone, an iPad, an Apple Watch or a Mac computer it’s very important that you update your operating system today.
TASK: Update your phone and other Apple products and turn on automatic updates today. Here’s a quick video that shows you how to do this.
If you don’t know, the Privacy Action Plan is a a new course I created that teaches people how to greatly improve their online privacy. But since this topic is often overwhelming, the Privacy Action Plan gives people small bite-sized actions to take. All you have to do is stay focused on the task at hand, don’t look at the big picture of all the stuff you have to do, and before you know it, you will have your privacy figured out.
You can sign up for the Privacy Action Plan here (use the coupon code march50%off to receive 50% off), or you can sign up as a premium member to my newsletter and you get the course for free.
Glenn Meder
P.S. Please feel free to share this email with others.
Hi Glenn, we don't recall if we asked this about MySudo: even though it's for phone only, and Mom hardly uses her phone, how can it be used to make purchases on her computer? She does her shopping this way because she can see everything better on a normal big screen rather than a tiny phone screen. So how can this be done with MySudo?
Hi Glenn, about Privacy, the gal we've been emailing back and forth finally understood which account we wanted to use and got rid of the other one. I got to the point where I signed up and then signed in, waited for a verification code, entered it in, then I had to wait for another confirmation email with a link that would let us start using privacy, supposedly. Well, even though I told Privacy 3 times, "Resend the email" because I never got the link, nothing would happen. So I told our Privacy rep and am still awaiting her response. This is the only step to getting into mom's account that we are waiting on, and, I'm telling you, from start to finish, that this has taken six weeks, and this is nothing more than poor customer service. We feel like we were the only ones who had these issues with Privacy. It doesn't seem that anyone else had this experience.