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If your account is hacked and you have not enabled 2-factor authentication, the hacker could enable it and tie the account to a device they control, making it even more difficult for you to recover access to your account. So it's important to set up 2FA before you get...
This article from Hacker News highlights a cyber security issue with Zoom's videoconferencing software for Macs. The Zoom software installs a vulnerable web server that communicates in an unencrypted manner; and even if you remove the software or install Zoom's update...
If your email is hosted on an Exchange server, you can use Inbox Rules to organize or filter your email before it arrives on your phone or in your desktop mail app. Here's how. (Note: Click on any of the screen shots below to see an enlargement of the picture.) Log...
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Verizon email customers have been receiving an email message informing them that Verizon is discontinuing their email service and moving all accounts to AOL. While we can help in your migration to another email provider, it is not necessary to switch to another...
Here's an excellent post on the problem with using Verizon email. It clearly explains the difference between IMAP and POP3. I was surprised to learn that Verizon STILL doesn't support IMAP. Apparently they do not want to incur the storage costs associated with mail...
We posted this info about seven weeks ago but it bears repeating as we see many users run into time-consuming and expensive issues after upgrading their old PCs. The bottom line is that until you have a compelling reason to upgrade your computer, wait until you buy a...
If you're trying to download and install software on your Mac and you receive the message, " Your Security Preferences Allow Installation of Only Apps From the Mac App Store and Identified Developers," you will find this quick video tutorial on how to change this...
The other day I was setting up a new computer for a residential user. I asked him to create a password for his windows Profile, and he dutifully typed and retyped the password. (I prefer to let the client type in their own password so they can keep this information...
Here's an article detailing an issue some users are having using Gmail with Mac Mail in OS Mavericks. If this applies to you, the free Thunderbird mail client is a good alternative. (It's from Mozilla, the people who brought you Firefox.) Concerns rise on OS X...