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I See Myself: Musings and Memories of a Blessed Life In I See Myself, Joe Bonsall reflects on the contrasts and the crossroads of his life. From growing up in the inner city of Philadelphia to sitting on the front porch of his log home in rural Tennessee. From hanging with a street gang in his teens to surrendering to Christ at a youth camp. From w...

So blessed to have received the trophies for My hit song, United We Stand, thank you indie Songwriting awards. I am waiting for the award for Best album also. Will post when I get it. Mark Randall

Another Facebook WARNING:
Scammers Using Fake News and Malicious Links to target you in an emotional Facebook phishing trap

Scammers are using fake news and malicious links to target you in an emotional Facebook phishing trap - CyberGuy Don't be tricked by this Facebook phishing scam: Scammers use fake news with malicious links as an emotional Facebook phishing trap.

What is up to? Everytime they make changes or make something 'new,' it screws up something else. Lately, I'm running into forwards that won't post or simply cannot send, files sent not being received, even my own files that I try to send being tagged "Attachment not available." And is the worst. I cannot tell you how many complaints I have received from people to whom I have tried to send files (both pic/graphics as well as text) who got the dreaded "..not available.." message. They even have updated that message to an occasional "unsupported message" flag.

There are many alternatives available .... Perhaps we should switch to them?

WARNING: NEW FACEBOOK 'Recovery Code' SCAM!

https://cybernews.com/security/facebook-password-recovery-code/

Someone’s trying to log in to your Facebook account​ | Cybernews Users report receiving emails from a legitimate Facebook address with password recovery codes they did not ask for.

THINK before you CLICK. Don't get scammed!

https://www.foxbusiness.com/media/shoppers-think-click-ai-generated-image-scams-infiltrate-web

Shoppers urged to think before they click as AI retail 'catfishes' infiltrate web: 'Too good to be true' AI-generated image scams are becoming increasingly common, convincing shoppers they are purchasing something that looks one way, but arrives looking very different.

Holiday hype or hazard? The truth behind TEMU's deals

https://www.foxnews.com/tech/holiday-hype-hazard-truth-behind-temu-deals

Holiday hype or hazard? The truth behind TEMU's deals Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson discusses the possible pitfalls of using the popular TEMU app, including online security and privacy risks.

WARNING: The Dangers of TEMU/TEMU APP
Class-action lawsuits pending

https://www.komando.com/security-privacy/temu-data-risks/887048/ #:~:text=It%20was%20spying%20on%20other,needs%20and%20than%20it%20discloses.