KhunHeineken

That's why I am posting about it now. To prepare members for the inevitable. Members can do with the information what you will, but it's already happening. True, but guess what, to register your email they want to send an SMS code to the phone number they have on record for you. The companies don't care if your phone is hacked. They have done just enough to show they have performed their "duty of care" to a customer, should it go to Court. That's it.

No. Immigration notifies Centerlink when you leave Australia. Not Boarder Force.

For me, I can sum up my leaving in two words. "Nanny State." Simple as that.

The exchange rate is only going to get worse. http://australiandebtclock.com.au

https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/what-happens-when-youre-overpaid-centrelink?context=60271

You could go into your router settings and turn off WiFi, and then run a closed network by connecting PC, TV, Android Box etc with ethernet cables, but if you are in an urban area, look at your phone under WiFi and you will most likely see easily a dozen or more WiFi signals from neighboring properties. They will be on different channels also. There's no way to escape the waves, unless you live rural.

You can get one posted over to you. Yes, I know, rocket science.

45Mbps is still fine for streaming HD content. Are you always connected to S/S? If not, why the need for the extra speed?

I agree with the many posters that have suggested a new computer. Not because it's the easy way out, but because after 18 years, your current computer has served you well, but it is time for an upgrade. No need for anything expensive. You will have a much better user experience with even a current base model computer. Nothing lasts forever.

Are you using a Windows computer? If so, Microsoft (Windows) owns Skype. You are probably signed into your Microsoft account, so the two platforms are communicating.

Does the laptop screen have the same "lines?" If not, agree with the other member that the monitor may be on the way out, however, I would try another HDMI cable first, before buying a new monitor.

My post was more aimed at those Aussie expats that do not have an existing Australia telco sim card.

Aldi sim. $15AUD a year. On network for 365 days. Add credit online. https://www.aldimobile.com.au/collections/payg

Nothing is cheap back in Australia now. The high cost of living is effecting Australian culture. Eg. a beer after work.

What would you say to the parents of the kids that were bullied online and committed suicide? Not to mention the kids that were "groomed."

I posted a while ago in another thread, and I stand by it. The day is fast approaching where many companies in Australia will have compulsory 2FA to log in, and most likely by way of SMS. A lot of companies will not send an SMS to a foreign number. Aldi sim and Amaysin are good choices for this propose. They are on the network 365 days, and for small money.

Difficult to know, exactly, how China's economy is at any one point in time, because they fudge the books.

Australia gets a mention.

Can you name some Australian members from this forum that post on the American forum?

Take notice of what, exactly? What point are you trying to make?

https://www.news.com.au/finance/small-business/what-weve-lost-sydney-restaurant-closure-exposes-trend/news-story/b1e251e9f2fa43a1f6bcf36305db4ed0 It seems the middle class can't afford a schooner, or to dine out anymore. in other countries, they call it "the working poor." It appears Australia is heading down the same path.

This is the Australia thread, and you come on here and post about American politics, and then question why myself, as an Australian, with an opinion, hasn't been seen on the USA thread. Interesting. I am only replying to your post because it's on the Australia thread. I don't look at the USA thread. Anyway, as they say, "God Bless America, and Only America."

Do you use a VPN when accessing the app in Thailand?

I would just like to add to this post that this is also the number for Medicare Australia. Medicare program Use this line if you need help with a claim, enrolments, ordering a new card or have a Medicare general enquiry. Let us know if you need an interpreter and we’ll arrange one for free. 132 011 7 days a week 24 hours a day

BOAC - Bogan Overseas Aussie C*nts.