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When my current mobile phone contract comes to an end in May, I'm thinking of either buying a SIM card package with the intention of paying a cheaper price per month or buying a new phone. My phone is a Samsung Galaxy J5 and the disadvantage is callers can't leave voice messages when the phone's on, only when it's switched off. If I buy a new phone I'm hoping for one in which callers can leave voicemail at all times. Anyone have any suggestions?

When I take part in Zoom calls, the screen shows either my mum's name or her email address. My mum uses Zoom more often than me. I don't want other people to see my mum's details when I'm on Zoom, so how can I make sure that the screen shows my name, rather than my mum's?

When I join Zoom meetings as a participant, my mum's email address comes up under my picture, so other people can see it. She uses Zoom more often than me. How do I prevent her email address from appearing under my picture?

I recently got a webcam which has a built-in camera, but when my mum talks on Zoom, nobody can hear her. This means she has to use a hand held microphone for others to hear her talk. Why is this the case with a webcam that has a built-in microphone?

I live in Scotland and have made phone calls and searched the NHS website without success. My mum has been self-isolating for 3 weeks and was diagnosed with coronavirus. I started experiencing breathing abnormalities on 15th April. I'm wheezing a bit and when I take deep breaths, I have mild pain in my chest. I couldn't find the answer anywhere else, so I'm trying Yahoo. Now that 7 days have passed since I started getting mild symptoms, is it all right for me to go back to work as a carer for the elderly and go to the supermarket even if my breathing isn't quite right? I wouldn't say I have shortness of breath but I'm wondering if I would go back to work only when my symptoms have stopped.

With many people being reluctant to go to hairdressers and beauty salons, are women who dye their hair more likely to go grey and embrace it?

When a woman's hair falls out due to chemotherapy or cancer, what can be done to make it less traumatic?

Do baristas at Starbucks in the UK need to enjoy coffee or taste it as part of the job? I'm thinking of applying, and I used to work in a tea room where I made the drinks but I don't like coffee and caffeine makes me go to the toilet at night.

When my mum presses the button that switches her mobile on and off, nothing happens. If she wants to make calls and texts, the only way she can do this is by recharging it, so that the screen will come up. The phone was bought in September 2014. Does this mean it's reaching the end of its life?

What sort of jobs in the UK would suit me? I don't feel comfortable working in places which put up Halloween decorations, but the problem is most workplaces are involved with Halloween.

When people who work this shift pattern take their holidays, does it mean that they normally get 8 days off in a row, or could it be longer?

I get the feeling my conscience isn't working properly. I have a Christian book about conscience, and it says that sometimes people's consciences don't work properly. My mum believes that Santa is associated/has similarities with Satan, and thinks it's wrong to dress up as Santa. I believe Santa originated from Sinter Klaas or St Nicholas. In future I might be expected to wear a Santa hat at work but I don't think I could do this with a clear conscience. The point is it's important for me to keep a clear conscience, and if I don't , it could affect my working life. Apart from praying to God for my conscience to work properly, what else can I do?

Apart from overdraft fees, I haven't heard about banks' customers paying their banks.

Ocado is an online shop but since artics don't deliver to people's houses, where do they go? My guess is that they transport the food from one depot to another or they collect from their suppliers, but these are just guesses.

Do you like or dislike working these hours and why?

Last year I took a seasonal job in the Royal Mail sorting office and this involved stretching while having to sort out the Christmas cards. It made my back sore. What sort of exercises could I do to strengthen my back and reduce the chances of getting pain?

I drive a Honda Civic which has done 51,000 miles. If I drive roughly 4000 miles per year and take care of the car, how much longer will it last?

I have autism, and Employers who sign up to the Disability Confident scheme are more likely to consider disabled interviewees. In the past an interviewer commented that I wasn't showing much enthusiasm, but I'm definitely enthusiastic about the jobs I apply for. If I attend an interview with a Disability Confident employer, is it all right to declare the fact that I have autism? My concern is that some employers might prefer to recruit people who don't have autism or a disability.

When studying psychology, do they ever teach about sex?