What do you think? Was this just unwanted photo coming in through a tag on their photo? Or did the photo come in through my account in order to put it in an album? Is it possible the photo came through the new email@facebook.com? Should I do more to secure my Facebook account? Continue reading My Facebook Photo Album Was Hacked and What I Did About It
Has the internet ever been too social for you (when visiting Facebook-linked sites, for instance)? Maybe it’s okay to know that Tom Trekker likes Timbukto when you visit and explore TripAdvisor, but maybe you don’t want others to know where you traveled!
Here’s nine tips I can think of to help protect your privacy and protect you from phishing, scams, viruses. Continue reading Nine Social Safety Tips
Facebook just made its facebook email account the default email for all its users. You’ll notice for your profile, your email shows up as yourname.facebook.com. This may open Facebook users to more scams. It’s important for you to know how compelling phishing attacks are. Tomorrow, I’ll post some steps you can take to protect yourself from social scammers.
Keep an eye out for a butane charger for your portable electronics that just might be the solution for your ministry. You would be able to charge any device that has a USB cable: smartphones, cameras, digital media players, and more. Continue reading Butane Charger with USB Port
Finding useful sites on the internet can be overwhelming, but the editors at bing.com have done some of the searching for you. Continue reading Bing Editors’ Picks
Thank you to Tony for alerting me to the infographic mobile apps download trends. Find more posts on mobile phones on his blog, Digital Evangelism Issues, and follow the #mobmin Twitter hashtag for tweets about mobile phone ministry. Continue reading Mobile Apps Download Trends
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