Feb 13
Feb 13
Until February 19, Blizzard is offering Overwatch players a skin nobody asked for, but that is, admittedly, pretty funny: “Goat Brigitte,” a horned, blue-and-purple number meant to commemorate the notoriously unpopular “GOATS” meta that dominated OWL season two last year. There’s just one problem: It’s currently…
Feb 13
Picture this: It’s 68 degrees Fahrenheit. You’re comfortably rocking a light denim jacket. You’re sipping a gin and tonic. You’ve got a picnic blanket and a spread of raw veggies and dips. The wind is in your hair. So nice to be in…the Antarctic.
Feb 13
A humbling photo of Earth taken by the Voyager 1 probe from a distance of 3.7 billion miles has been reprocessed by NASA to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the image.
Feb 13
Chinese-owned businesses have reported declines in sales because of racist fear-mongering concerning coronavirus.
Feb 13
All Republicans and most Democrats in Congress publicly oppose “Medicare for All.”
Feb 13
The person was among a group recently evacuated from China. The case brings the total in the U.S. to 15.
Feb 13
The local Culinary Union had been feuding with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) over his “Medicare for All” plan.
Feb 13
We’ve reported about the world’s first lawyer app several times here. The app that helps you cancel your free trials and perform several actions right from a single app is known as DoNotPay.
Now, you will be able to cancel robocallers and sue them as well – with the help of its new service “Robo Revenge“.
Of course, Robocallers is a real issue, even FCC wanted to fine a man $13 million for making illegal robocalls.
The Vice reported that Robocallers are the number one consumer complaint to the FCC – which is not surprising.
So, taking everything into account, DoNotPay’s effort to tackle numerous problems is impressive and should be appreciated. With the new service by DoNotPay, you can sue Robocallers for up to $3000.
You just need to share your virtual credit card number using DoNotPay and after you do – it will help you collect all the information for the robocall. After you identify the robocall, you can proceed to sue them.
Once they start losing money, the robocalls will call it a day and stop annoying users. At the time of writing this, we could not find the live link of its newly launched service, as reported by Vice.
You can check back DoNotPay’s official site to see if they have included the page for Robo Revenge. As you can see in the image above, that gives us an idea of what it would end up offering when the page goes live.
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Feb 13
In a statement on Thursday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revealed that a 15th case of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has been identified in the United States. The case involves a person who is under federal quarantine in Texas after having arrived in the US on a flight chartered by the State Department. This is the first time a … Continue reading
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