In coronavirus lockdown, where you can go

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In a coronvirus lockdown, what you can and can't do As the US and other countries move to restrict the movement and gathering of people, we've got a rundown of the guidelines you should know about shelter-in-place, social distancing and other key concepts to stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic. Jason Hiner Editorial Director, CNET Where can you go if you've been ordered to shelter in place The most severely stricken coronavirus countries and states can teach us what to expect. See this Today's Top Deal  This wireless speaker for $10 is just about perfect Bluetooth 5.0, 12-hour battery, hands-free calling and more. What's not to like? How you can do that Zoom background thing everyone has See this Broadband likely to survive coronavirus See this

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