Finland's controversial three-month rule proposal

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Thursday's papers: Three-month rule, war fatigue, home WiFi security

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Finnish government to present controversial bill to Parliament on Thursday on three-month rule.

Proposal aims to link work-related residence permits more closely to work, putting people on work-based residence permits at risk of deportation if they don't get a new job within three months after becoming unemployed.

An exception is being made for certain specialists who would have six months to find new work.

Finns Party MP Eva Biaudet says her party will not agree to exclude Afghan women from refugee quota.

The National Cyber Security Centre says there are three key issues to consider when ensuring home router security.

The first point is to disable remote management of the router.

It is also advisable to change the router's default password.

And it is important to keep your device updated.

If automatic updates are available for your device, you should activate this feature.

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