Computz....Time to Change

We all know that Windows's market share is way larger than that of Linux, so hackers try to exploit its vulnerabilities to gain control of your personal pc by various attacks. To stay safe from hackers, you should follow these steps: 1. ALWAYS use a strong password and never reuse a password on another site. 2. Whenever there's an option for two-factor authentication , enable it. It will protect you almost anytime. 3. Use a password manager if you are not good at memorizing passwords. 4. Check Flash drives before inserting into the system. Thanks for reading. Keep on Hacking.

Inbox full! Need to delete all unnecessary e-mails at once. Then this tutorial is for you. It's very boring to delete email one by one, even by the use of marking too! There is a hack that can reveal and select all unread messages with a few clicks. Want to delete useless unread messages. Follow all the instructions carefully. 1. Open Gmail in a web browser 2. In the search box type " is: unread ". 3. Click on "all messages that match this search" This will select all unread emails.  4. Now, click on Delete option to erase these unread emails. 

Finally, Google has decided to remove Google+ product for personal users.  Google says Google+ currently has “low usage and engagement” and that 90 percent of Google+ user sessions last less than five seconds. Although Google says that they will continue to support enterprise accounts.  I also got a mail this morning about the same. According to mail, In December 2018, Google announced to shut down Google+ for consumers in April 2019 due to low usage and challenges involved in maintaining a successful product that meets consumers' expectations.  On April 2, Google will begin deleting the content from consumer google+ accounts. However, photos and videos backed up in Google Photos will not be deleted. Also it's worthwhile to mention that, a s early as February 4th, consumers will no longer be able to create new Google+ profiles, pages, communities or events . What do you think of this decision made by search giant Google? Please leave a reply.