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In Field Test #3 we wanted to see how far the OnHub Router’s Wi-Fi can reach. So we headed North to the Haskell Public Library and Opera House, the only public building that sits on the U.S.-Canadian border. Our test was to see if OnHub could give Wi-Fi to two countries at once, and a 6000 sq. ft. library opera house to boot. Check out how it fared. Learn more about OnHub at https://on.google.com/hub/

Most of us have things on the web that we want to keep safe. One of the best ways to keep those things secure is to make sure that you have set strong passwords on your accounts. Protecting your stuff also means locking devices and your screens and logging out of accounts on public and shared computers. Leaving screens and accounts open could result in unwanted account accessing.

For more information about Tip 2: Protect Your Stuff, the Online Safety Roadshow, and other great tips to help keep you and your family smart and safe online, check out: http://google.com/safetycenter

Treat others the way you want to be treated, offline and online! Being positive on the web means that you should only post, comment or forward something, if you wouldn’t mind someone doing the same to you.

For more information about Tip 5: Be Positive, the Online Safety Roadshow, and other great tips to help keep you and your family smart and safe online, check out: http://google.com/safetycenter

Know how to identify scams online. If someone offers you some new shoes, a free iPad or an all expense paid trip to Hawaii, you should be suspicious. These offers might seem harmless, but these could be dangerous ways to get your personal information.

For more information about Tip 4: Avoid Scams, the Online Safety Roadshow, and other great tips to help keep you and your family smart and safe online, check out: wwww.google.com/safetycenter