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We spend tons o' time talking about Android security settings — like the added Android 10 option to limit how and when apps are able to access your location. Often lost in the shuffle, though, is the fact that the Chrome desktop browser has some significant security options of its own, and they're just as critical to consider.
In fact, Chrome has an easily overlooked setting that's somewhat similar to that new location control feature in Android. It's attached to every Chrome extension you install, as of not that long ago, and it lets you decide exactly when an extension should be able to see what you're doing on the web and be made privy to all the details (yes, even those details) of your browsing activity.
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Apple has made some excellent improvements to the Reminders application for Macs, iPhones and iPads, though it works a little differently and you need to upgrade all the devices you use with the system to get the most from it.
What's changed?
The new version of Reminders makes the software more useful for more tasks.
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It was all going so well. We had a few months of updates that both rapidly and readily addressed security issues without many problems. This October Patch Tuesday is an important but troubled patch release from Microsoft. We have a critical, out-of-band browser update (CVE-2019-1367) that has been widely reported as causing a number of deployment issues. Our advice this month is to wait, test and stage your patch deployments. The only good news here, is that we are not all rushing around trying to extinguish another &screaming-hair-on-fire& Adobe issue. We have outlined this monthkey issues in an infographic for this October Patch Tuesday, found here.
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Users at this company are supposed to email the help desk so their tickets can be easily tracked, but one day this support pilot fish gets a phone call instead. Itlegit, though, he says.
&This user said she was calling because her email wasn&t working.&
The problem is that shegone over the storage limit, but she tells fish she has archived her older emails. Fish is a trust-but-verify kind of guy, so he checks the server, where he sees no evidence of any archiving from that useraccount.
He walks the user through the process of checking her archiving settings, and, yes, archiving isturned on.
But a little deeper into the settings, fish spots the problem: She has specified that the system should archive any emails she hasn&t read or modified in 31 years. Thatgoes back a couple of decades further than the email system itself.
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Common sense dictates that if your business wants to scale upwards, it needs to secure more sales. However, building a solid base of satisfied customers who will recommend your services is impossible if your sales team struggles with an overly complicated CRM platform.
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I&ve been saying for a while now that Microsoft wants you to move from Windows on your desktop to Windows as a service. I&ve rarely gotten so little pleasure from saying I was right.
In the last few weeks, Microsoft rolled out Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). If you have a fast internet connection to an Azure region, you can run your desktop off Azure today.
Maybe you&re OK with your business running on cloud-based Windows. I&m not.
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