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Always Use Protection: The Website
Welcome to our new website, dedicated to helping teens (and
anyone else for that matter) to secure their system, protect their
privacy, and find again enjoyment in using their computers without
having to battle endless popups, mysterious crashes, and
spontaneous combustion.
Here you'll find book updates, news, advice, and whatever else
we feel like posting. Computer security is a serious issue, but
that doesn't mean you can't joke about it, so if you don't have a
good sense of humor, please go away.
| Special message for those of you
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security?
Take our quiz to find out!
Quick Links:
Reviews
Find out what other people are saying about "Always Use
Protection" on our reviews
page.
News!
Dan Appleman's new blog is launched at www.danappleman.com.
Check out his item containing advice
for college bound students considering careers in computer science.
Channel9.msdn.com broadcasts a series
of interviews with Dan Appleman.
New article: Learn how SB-1822,
the "anti-GMail" bill, has evolved into a rather nice
piece of privacy legislation, and the surprising details of who
still opposes it and why.
New articles: "So what is
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) anyway?" and "What's
a HOSTS file, and how is it used for identity theft"
New - Free eBook "Safe
Computing for the College Bound". Learn to choose a
computer, secure it, and prepare it for use on a college network.
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