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GETTING AROUNDEMERGENCY CONTACT LISTPolice: 100Ambulance: 101Fire DEPARTMENT: 102U.S. Embassy BRANCH OFFICEPost One: 03-519-7551 (24/7)U.S. EMBASSY Jerusalem PostOne: 02-622-7250 (24/7)FPD Office: 03-519-7502(duty hrs)DAO Office: 03-519-7333(duty hrs)RSO Office: 03-519-7400(duty hrs)
TRAVEL TIPSA Safe TripStarts With ThisCOOLAPPShttps://www.life360.com/No more endless texts and callswondering, did Sarah make ithome? Has Dad left the office?When will Mom arrive to pick meup? With Life360, just open theapp and instantly see everyonein your private Circle on the map.You can also message the wholegroup at once or privately.SSatsighttp://www.satsig.net/Helpful details about VSAT services, cell signal (whereyou can find it and which areas to avoid due to not havingcell signal), beam coverages, antenna pointing and how itworks. This web site is here to promote legitimate, satcomaccess for people in all locations, who are unable to gainaccess using terrestrial ADSL via copper or optical fibrephone lines or using cable modems. Satcom is an alternativeand provides independent small-dish two-way accessfrom anywhere except the extreme polar regions.CellMapper 5.1.2 Apphttps://www.cellmapper.net/map- Displays low level cellular networkinformation data along withfrequency band calculations (forsome providers.)- Frequency calculator (GSM ARF-CN, UMTS UARFCN, LTE EARFCN,CDMA, and iDEN.)- Displays a map of both coverageand individual tower sector coverageand bands.A FApp - Smart Traveler Apphttps://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/smarttraveler.htmlThe app was first launched in June 2011. It is theofficial State Department app for U.S. travelers.The app invites you to see the world with easyaccess to frequently updated official countryinformation, travel alerts, travel warnings, maps,U.S. embassy locations, and more.Family Contact from Overseashttps://www.rebtel.com/en/Skype and Whatsapp will always be staples when it comesto international calling and messaging, but a wifi connectionis needed to use them. To make cheap calls aroundthe world without the internet (or faffing around withphonecards), the app to choose is Rebtel. By “hijacking”local phonelines, it gets the best available calling rates.Recently launched, it is currently offering a “Rebel calling”deal, which means friends or family can be called for free ifthey are also using the app (until 2018).TRAVELResourceshttps://www.lonelyplanet.com/Ever since company founders Tonyand Maureen Wheeler stapledtogether their first guidebookafter an epic trip across Asia,Lonely Planet has put travellersat the heart of everything theydo, informing and inspiring themwith trusted content for print anddigital from experts who visitevery destination.https://www.fodors.com/For 80 years, Fodor’s Travel hasbeen a trusted resource offeringexpert travel advice for everystage of a traveler’s trip. Theyhire local writers who know theirdestinations better than anyoneelse, allowing them to provide thebest travel recommendations forall tastes and budget in over 7,500worldwide destinations.https://www.osac.gov/Pages/Home.aspxEEliminate Internet VulnerabilityGhostery isn’t just for travel. It’s an app that blocks trackers in your browser, stoppingthe likes of Facebook from following you around the internet. That’s reason enough tohave the Ghostery extension installed and running on your Mac at all times. But becauseGhostery blocks all that tracking code from being downloaded in the first place, it savesyou a ton of bandwidth. If you are using a tethered connection from your iPhone whenyou travel, this is a real boon.Cloak is easy to use and works on all your devices — Mac, iOS and Android — usingthe same account. That is, you pay once, and use as much as you like. A VPN overlaysa private network onto the internet, kind of like a network of private tunnels throughpublic spaces. This means that you can use insecure public Wi-Fi without worrying.VPNs aren’t 100 percent secure, but they are way, way better than using public internetunprotected.Get prepared on specific thingsand find all the below info beforearriving:- crime and safety in the specificcountry,-areas to avoid in a specific city;-news and reports,-emergency “Warden” messages.https://1password.com/You should already be using apassword manager like 1Password,which is infinitely more securethan using the name of your dogto log into your bank account.The Holy Land - The Essential Guide to Living in Israel 85
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