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April 10, 2020

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In today's show

One of the latest coronavirus-related scams involves a “survivor” selling his immune blood and saliva on the dark web. Plus, you might think you’re working from home securely, but don’t forget about your smart speaker. It could be listening. And find out what tech is being used to help fight the spread of COVID-19.

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Inspiring others: Iowa takes the lead with a fun new website

It can be tricky to find fun or inspirational stories in the age of COVID-19, but Iowans don’t have to look too far. The Iowa state government has put together a website and hashtag dubbed #IowansUnite, which lets ordinary people around the state share their stories and experiences helping one another during these unprecedented times. If you tag a photo on social media with #IowansUnite, you might even get featured in the website’s gallery, which will even include your photo’s description if you or your business want to make an announcement to the community. These gestures may be small, but every time somebody acts selflessly, it helps to keep morale and inspire others. Wouldn’t it be great if other states followed suit? Perhaps we can do a national #AmericansUnite hashtag so we can all show one another that we’re in this together.

It’s great to see that Iowa is doing something right. Well, everything but the state caucus.

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