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  Why Do Webmail’s & Desktop Email Clients Hide Images By Default?

  One of our readers asked a interesting question today, the readers basically asked us that he signs up for a lot of newsletters, however whenever he opens up them in Gmail, the images are hidden and he has to click on a link to show the images. Read More | Tweet This

• Control Your Privacy While Using Google Chrome

  This is a guest post written by Tim Brazer who blogs at TimBrazer.com, you can catch up all the latest posts from Tim by subscribing to his RSS feed. You can also get in touch with Tim by email or following him on Twitter. Google Chrome, identified as a browser with a minimalistic design while providing [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Facebook: What to Expect with the New Interface

  I enjoy using Facebook. After using Friendster, Tribe, MySpace, and Orkut, Facebook was a breath of fresh air. I have never received Spam, and I’ve only had one or two random people try to “friend” me during the 2 years that I’ve been a member. Since Facebook evolved from a university setting, it lends itself [...] Read More | Tweet This

• Will You Compromise Privacy For Something Good? [User Poll]

  A few days back Amit from Digital Inspiration had asked a question on Twitter, the question was quite simple but delved deeper into what concerns can crop up in the minds of people while using a service. The question was quite simple asking whether you would provide your username and password for your Gmail account [...] Read More | Tweet This

• TrueCrypt | A FREE file encryption utility that is useful too

  We all know the importance of file encryption to store our sensitive data. But still, most of us, don’t do that because of procrastination or simply because we don’t know how to do that. Technically speaking, encryption is the process of transforming information using an algorithm (called cipher) to make it unreadable to anyone except those [...] Read More | Tweet This