The Federal Bureau of Investigation, better known as the FBI, is recommending that iPhone and Android users don't text each other. At least, for the time being. This cautionary suggestion follows a recent set of cyberattacks against American telecom networks. Shruti Shekar, the Editor-In-Chief of Android Central, joins Kristy Cameron on today's Ottawa Now.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, better known as the FBI, is recommending that iPhone and Android users don't text each other. At least, for the time being. This cautionary suggestion follows a recent set of cyberattacks against American telecom networks.&nbsp;Shruti Shekar, the Editor-In-Chief of Android Central, joins Kristy Cameron on today's Ottawa Now.

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Why Android and iPhone users have been asked to avoid texting each other

The Public Service Alliance of Canada has unveiled a new survey in regards to their daily commute times. It's now been 3 months since the feds issued updated in-person guidelines, which instructs employees to visit their workspace at least 3 times per week. Of course, with the LRT delays, this means more cars on the road and a longer ride into work. Jesse Beckert, a public servant at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, explains how the longer commutes have pushed him to make some changes.

The Public Service Alliance of Canada has unveiled a new survey in regards to their daily commute times. It's now been 3 months since the feds issued updated in-person guidelines, which instructs employees to visit their workspace at least 3 times per week. Of course, with the LRT delays, this means more cars on the road and a longer ride into work. Jesse Beckert, a public servant at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, explains how the longer commutes have pushed him to make some changes.

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The Canada Post strike is still a thing and, with each passing day, it is dealing a bigger blow to the bottom line of countless businesses. We replay Kristy's conversation with David Gourlay, the CEO of the Shepherds of Good Hope Foundation. Meantime, it might be a good idea to get car insurance, even if you have a rental vehicle. We explain why in Hour 4. Plus, the Public Service Alliance of Canada has issued a survey into Canada's commute times, and how they have fared since the latest return-to-work mandates were launched. Spoiler alert: They have gotten longer.

The Canada Post strike is still a thing and, with each passing day, it is dealing a bigger blow to the bottom line of countless businesses. We replay Kristy's conversation with&nbsp;David Gourlay, the CEO of the Shepherds of Good Hope Foundation. Meantime, it might be a good idea to get car insurance, even if you have a rental vehicle. We explain why in Hour 4. Plus, the Public Service Alliance of Canada has issued a survey into Canada's commute times, and how they have fared since the latest return-to-work mandates were launched. Spoiler alert: They have gotten longer.

Why Android and iPhone users have been asked to avoid texting each other

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