Your Digital Life Checklist
Do you know?
David's 3 Rules to Staying safe - Everyone should know this | |
5 Passwords of Life - How to deal with passwords safely/easily | |
Backups - If you don't have a backup of all your electronic devices you're going to loose information at some point |
Do you have a cell phone? | |
Do you have an Apple iOS device? |
Do you know (optional)?
Are you a Road Warrior? | |
Use a Mobile Hotspot? | |
Do you want to be faster at using a computer? Faster Browser Usage |
Maintenance
Are you doing these? |
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Checklist
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