🌅 Good morning, RootBadger. Saturday starts with a straight Reuters read on mail-in voting rules, plus one practical check for anyone paying by phone while out and about.
🗞️ Reuters morning read: Reuters reports that a U.S. judge again blocked Postal Service restrictions on mail-in voting, keeping attention on how election mail is handled before November. It is a useful U.S. morning read because the details reach beyond courtrooms: deadlines, ballot handling, local election offices, postal operations, and voter confidence all depend on systems that have to work quietly and on time.
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📱 Useful this morning: The FTC has a fresh warning about fake QR codes placed over real ones at parking meters and payment spots. Before scanning, preview the URL if your camera app allows it, look for odd spellings or swapped letters, and use the city or parking provider's official app/site when you can. If you already entered a password or card number on a suspicious page, change the reused password, check transactions, and report the scam.
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https://rootbadger.com/shortened/cr2j9419f
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