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Improve your Email Privacy
Information regarding email privacy protection and security, emails and email attachment encryption and much more.
The protection of electronic mail from unauthorized access and inspection is known as electronic privacy. In countries with a constitutional guarantee of the secrecy of correspondence, e-mail is equated with letters and thus legally protected from all forms of eavesdropping.
Many websites ask for your email address when you shop online, download a free software etc. But do you know that this has a chance of affecting your email privacy through Spam emails?
Though most websites don’t use spamming as an email marketing strategy, there are a few that use junk emails that don’t care about anti-Spam laws. Here are some tips to maintain your email privacy from such threats.
Before submitting your email address you need to check the reputation of the company. Reputed websites would normally follow the right email practices to ensure your email privacy. Such companies will never want to loose their hard earned reputation by getting blammed for spamming.
See whether the websites provides email privacy statements. You need to go through these statement in detail, and know about the kind of emails that will be sent to you, how often etc. Based on this you can decide on whether you need such emails. You don’t want to give your email address to some fraud company that is thinking about handing over your email address to hundreds of other websites.
Finally, check whether the website really respects your privacy. Often you will find some text like “I agree to receive email” that comes with a check box. You can agree to receive emails by checking the check box. If the check box is already checked, it is just a good indication that the website doesn’t respect your privacy. So watch out!
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The protection of electronic mail from unauthorized access and inspection is known as electronic privacy. In countries with a constitutional guarantee of the secrecy of correspondence, e-mail is equated with letters and thus legally protected from all forms of eavesdropping.
Many websites ask for your email address when you shop online, download a free software etc. But do you know that this has a chance of affecting your email privacy through Spam emails?
Though most websites don’t use spamming as an email marketing strategy, there are a few that use junk emails that don’t care about anti-Spam laws. Here are some tips to maintain your email privacy from such threats.
Before submitting your email address you need to check the reputation of the company. Reputed websites would normally follow the right email practices to ensure your email privacy. Such companies will never want to loose their hard earned reputation by getting blammed for spamming.
See whether the websites provides email privacy statements. You need to go through these statement in detail, and know about the kind of emails that will be sent to you, how often etc. Based on this you can decide on whether you need such emails. You don’t want to give your email address to some fraud company that is thinking about handing over your email address to hundreds of other websites.
Finally, check whether the website really respects your privacy. Often you will find some text like “I agree to receive email” that comes with a check box. You can agree to receive emails by checking the check box. If the check box is already checked, it is just a good indication that the website doesn’t respect your privacy. So watch out!
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Best Mobile Reviews
In the last two decades mobile phone use in the UK increased from virtually nothing to almost 74 million mobile connections by the end of 2007. It is a fact that the latest mobile phones come packed with both communication and entertainment options these days. Options such as camera, music player, MP3 ring tones and so many other valuable features define the standard of a handset these days. Searching for a smart, user-friendly and stylish mobile phone can be an intimidating process, considering the innumerable online portals that are offering various mobile phone deals these days.
Mobile Phone Expert @ http://www.mobilephone-expert.co.uk , your one stop online resource for mobile phone reviews & consumer product reviews of Apple, BenQ-Siemens, BlackBerry, HTC, LG, Motorola, Nokia, O2, Samsung & Sony Ericsson phones, 3G mobile phones, camera phones & SmartPhones. Their aim is to simply help you compare & find the best mobile phone that suits your needs, & to also help locate the best buy for mobile phones in the UK, including the best deals online for contract, pay as you go phones & SIM free phones from 3, BT, O2, Orange, T-Mobile, Virgin Mobile & Vodafone.
In Mobile Phone Expert, one can comfortably compare various latest gadgets and get the details regarding the prices, specifications and the other details on the cheap mobile phones. By checking the prices of up to 30 online retailers and over 100 mobile phones you get to see the web’s best deals in one place. A price comparison website which helps you to compare products and prices from hundreds of retailers, side-by-side, helping you to choose the best deal whenever you are shopping. It compare mobiles from Apple, Sony Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, LG and lots of other well known brands. The product range is so vast, there are the huge range of mobile phone retailers and network shops providing their latest mobile phones and offers in this site.
If there are some new mobile phones coming out that you are interested in purchasing, it would be in your best interest to review all recent mobile phones before you decide on which phone you want. Mobile Phone Expert Site is your best option to get a professional opinion on each phone’s features and usability.
When you read a review of mobile phones you will get all the details of that phone, including a description of its dimensions, as well as its features, and how well it performs. In addition to this information, a review of the best mobile phones will likely include information about the network provider, as well as the pros and cons of using the phone and specific provider.
By looking at the latest mobile phone reviews on the device you are interested in you can find out if there are any problems with that particular phone. By getting this information in advance you can save yourself hundreds of dollars by finding out if a phone will simply not work for you. You can also use these mobile phone reviews to help you find a handset that will be a good investment.
There are several places you can look to find the latest mobile phones review you are looking for. Technology publications often feature reviews on the latest mobile phones to be launched, in addition you can find numerous sites online where there will be a review of best mobile phones.
To find these reviews it may be necessary to do a search on the specific model or brand name you are looking for, but if you have this information, finding a review of mobile phones should be very easy.
It is also a fairly simple process to find the latest mobile phones review on those handsets that are to be launched soon. Many of these mobile phone companies will send reviewers the newest models in advance so they can use them, and write a complete review of the product. These people will write advanced reviews that will let consumers know what to expect if they buy a specific mobile phone that has been recently launched.
These advanced reviews are very useful for the consumer, as they can have an idea of what to expect from the mobile phone they choose to buy, and this way they can make an informed decision. By reading a review of mobile phones before you make the decision to purchase you can be sure you are getting an impartial and honest opinion of the product and how you can expect it to perform for you.
11-Digit Mobile Numbers
In 2003, the Department of Telecom (DoT) in India had projected the ten-digit mobile numbers would be meet the needs for 30 long years. As of Feb 2009 India registered a user base of 375.74 million wireless subscribers (GSM, CDMA, WLL(F)).
The Department of Telecom (DoT) has amended the National Numbering Plan to introduce 11-digit mobile numbers in the country. The current 10-digit numbers are likely to be inadequate to accommodate the growing new subscriber additions.
In an internal note, dated November 26, 2009, DoT says, "The National Numbering Plan 2003 is amended for migration to 11-digit numbering plan in mobile services by prefixing digit '9' in existing two-digit PLMN Access Code." The mobile number has three components of numbering -- PLMN code, MSC code and subscriber number. The regulator wants another digit to be added to the PLMN code, which, at present, is a two-digit code. MSC code is a three-digit number, while subscriber number is a five digit code.
DoT, which had planned to introduce 11-digit numbers in April this year, wants operators to migrate to the 11-digit ecosystem by January 2010. However, it remains to be seen if operators would be able to migrate to new numbering plan at a short notice.
The telecom operators will only have to make changes in the software for the new numbering scheme. But, the telecom industry needs time to change and understand the implications of the new numbering scheme. “A number of changes may have different levels of impact on the operation. It is difficult to guess unless we start the work. Hopefully, DoT will provide the required time to complete the up-gradation job” , said Pankaj Chaturvedi, associate vice president of Aircel Business Solutions.
India is not the only country where mobile numbers have had to be changed because of the growth story and new operators joining in. China and the UK are among others to have done it. The US is believed to have handled things much better because it follows an integrated numbering plan—for fixed andmobile phones.
The only two other countries to use 11-digit numbers are China (user base of 642.16m as of Jan 2009) and UK (moved to 11-digit due to technical reasons and not due to user base which is lower than India). So the rankings of mobile user base by country looks something like,
- China – 642.16 million in Jan 2009 (11-digit)
- India – 375.74 million in Feb 2009
- USA – 276.1 million in Jan 2009
- Russia – 181.5 million
- Brazil – 145 million
- Indonesia – 117 million
- Germany – 106 million
- Japan – 104.83 milion
- Italy – 92.8 million
- Pakistan – 90.52 million
New Google Labs Feature : Offline Gmail
Gmail Lab has been continuously releasing new features from last couple of months, most of these feature are aim towards increasing productivity as well as making gmail a best webmail service. Here is another great feature from gmail team, Offline Gmail. Offline Gmail keeps syncing the local cache with server when connected.
You need to install Google Gears in order to enjoy gmail in offline mode. Once you have enable offline gmail, a local cache of your emails will be stored in your computer using Gears. This local cache will be synchronized with Gmail Server whenever you are connected to network.
You can star/label your emails or send/read or reply emails. All the send emails will be stored in your outbox and will automatically sent as soon as Gmail detects connections.
Another feature of Offline gmail is “ flaky connection mode” which uses the local cache as if you were disconnected, but still synchronizes your mail with the server in the background. Our goal is to provide nearly the same browser-based Gmail experience whether you’re using the data cached on your computer or talking directly to the server.
To try this new features these are the steps:
1. Enable Offline from your Gmail Labs page. (if you dont have it then first install Gears).
2. From your inbox, click the Offline link ("Offline0.1" link in the upper right-hand side corner of your account, next to your username.) .3. You'll see a prompt from Gears to start downloading your messages onto your computer.
4. Your messages will be downloaded to your computer.
Note: Offline Gmail works only on:- Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 7.0+
- Mozilla Firefox versions 2.0+
- Safari 3+
- And if you're using Google Chrome, you don't need to download or install Google Gears, as it's already installed on your browser.
- Sending messages with attachments
- Access to the Contact Manager
- Complete search results. Try your search again when you’re back online for more results.
- Access to conversations in Spam and Trash
- Custom synchronization
- Some Gmail Labs features
If Gmail lives up to the user expectations, then this would be a big step forward in bringing web mail offline given that presently there are options of offline access to your mailbox, but they all come with strings. You can access your Gmail account through a client like Mozilla Thunderbird. But that doesn't give you all the Gmail functionality like labels.
Yahoo Mail has offered offline access since last summer using Zimbra Desktop. But that also involves using a client on your desktop. For offline access to Windows Live Hotmail, Microsoft suggests using their Mail client software.
Validation for pirated Windows XP
This will allow you to Disable and Remove Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications Nag Screen .
1) Start > run > "regedit" (without the quotes of course)
2) Go to the key:
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WPAEvents\OOBETimer
and double click on it. Then change some of the value data to ANYTHING. Delete some, add some letters. Close regedit.
3) Go to start > run > "%systemroot%\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /a" (again, dont type the quotes)
4) The activation screen will come up, click on register over telephone, then click on CHANGE PRODUCT KEY, enter in this key: JG28K-H9Q7X-BH6W4-3PDCQ-6XBFJ.
5) Restart your computer and enjoy the validated XP !!!
Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purpose only, as most information is found on various part of Internet. Readers should contacts Microsoft if their licensed or OEM software cannot be validated or purchase genuine software. Pls refer to Microsoft XP for further more clariity.
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