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| April 15, 2010 Security & Privacy | |
| How to Stay Safe on Public Wi-Fi |  Wi-Fi makes it easier for you to work on the go--and easier for other people to sneak a peek at your data. We'll show you how to remain secure on public wireless networks. - Steven Andrés, PCWorld | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Software Oasis IP Spam Message Stopper UtilityPrevents IP messages from appearing on your machine. One click and your system is automatically protected. Each time you boot up, the IP Message Stopper settings keep your system continuously protected. A simple and intuitive graphical user interface always displays your protection status. A built-in system check allows you to send a test message to confirm your protection. A one-click disable feature allows you to accept wanted IP messages. This is particularly great for mobile users connecting to networks that use IP messaging. | | Spamfigher ProIf you're looking for an Outlook, Outlook Express & Windows Mail tool to remove spam from your inbox, look no further. Simple, reliable and efficient. Join millions of Spamfighters in 206 countries/areas who have a clean inbox. Spamfighter is available in English, German, Spanish, Chinese, French, Italian, Greek, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Suomi, Japanese, Portuguese, Bulgarian, Russian, Czech, Thai and Danish. |  | |
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