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Showing posts with label smartphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smartphone. Show all posts
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Microsoft's "Wow" Factor
It's been a long time coming, but Microsoft is "getting groovy." I read nearly daily news about new software, improved software, new hardware, new partnering, new
acquisitions, and more key apps for more operating systems.
Labels:
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cell phones,
email,
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Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Thieves steal 113 smartphones every minute -- Is yours next?
The ZoneAlarm Security Blog has some great tips for safe computing. A recent post deals with smartphone theft. Many people have no password to their smartphone. If you lose or even just temporarily misplaced your smartphone, anyone can do business "in your name" as well as gather up contact information and much, much more.
Adding a strong password (not just a simple PIN) to use the phone may be a slight inconvenience while using it, but it protects your data. This is crucial if you do any online [shudder] financial transactions with your smartphone.
Protection tips also apply to tablets and similar portable computing devices.
Adding a strong password (not just a simple PIN) to use the phone may be a slight inconvenience while using it, but it protects your data. This is crucial if you do any
Protection tips also apply to tablets and similar portable computing devices.
- Read more at the ZoneAlarm Security blog's post,
Smartphone theft in the US: Are You an Easy Victim?
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identity theft,
passwords,
safe surfing,
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