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TDS Connect Blog
South Central, Wis. customers: potential WISC-TV channel disruption
WISC-TV, the CBS affiliate in South Central Wisconsin (channel 3/1003), is nearing completion on a tower project. In the next few days, they will be required to reduce the transmitter power for the safety of the tower workers. This could result in experiencing temporary reception problems during these brief periods.
Pandemic protocol: 6 tips for working securely at home
Lots of us are working at home when we’ve never done it before. Beyond contending with pets and kids as coworkers, you also need to be mindful of the security of your home network. Get six tips to make sure your work-at-home life stays safe and secure.
Want to get your Coronavirus relief check? Scammers do too.
You’ve probably heard the news by now—the government is sending out relief checks as part of the federal response to the coronavirus. Scammers heard the same thing, and they’re hoping to cash in on yours. The FTC shares a few things about how this will—and will not—work so you can spot the scams.
