The top 10 most surprising places in the office that are dirtier than your toilet

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Would you ever lick the surface of your phone? How about your keyboard? How about the doorknob? EW! We probably go dilly-dallying around the workplace without thinking twice about who and what’s touched the surfaces we regularly encounter. Here are the top 10 places in the office that are as dirty as the toilet seat. Read more…

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These are the top 10 most dirty places in the office

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Would you ever lick the surface of your phone? How about your keyboard? How about the doorknob? EW! We probably go dilly-dallying around the workplace without thinking twice about who and what’s touched the surfaces we regularly encounter. Here are the top 10 places in the office that are as dirty as the toilet seat.

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Here’s how the FCC just challenged the scourge of robocallers

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Americans may get around 2.4 billion robocalls a month, so the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) just endowed phone companies with a new weapon. 

On Thursday, the FCC announced that phone companies — like Sprint and AT&T — can now proactively block certain phone numbers before a robocall can even happen. 

According to the FCC, technological innovations allow robocallers to easily impersonate phone numbers that don’t actually dial out, such as from the IRS, while hiding the true caller’s identity. These intrusive efforts are an enormous frustration to Americans: The FCC says it receives 200,000 complaints about robocalls every month — making it the FCC’s top consumer complaint. Read more…

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