Most of us have at least one e-mail account, whether at work or a web-based address like g-mail. But those web based e-mail addresses could leave you more susceptible to malicious hackers.
Did you read the privacy policy before clicking "OK" when registering for your g-mail, Yahoo, or Hotmail account? Probably not.
But it tells you exactly what you are getting into when signing up for free e-mail.
Once you give your personal information, a hacker can then find out a lot about you, like surfing habits, what you use email for, and social networking sites.
When you are signing up for free web-based email, read through the privacy policy and make sure you are ok with it.
Also, if you can, use it only for non-critical business so your important information cannot be traced to that account. And back up your e-mails with a pop server using a mail client like Outlook Express.
A community-wide luncheon at Amarillo College will raise awareness and funding for those living with disabilities.
A community-wide luncheon at Amarillo College will raise awareness and funding for those living with disabilities.
Phillips 66 is helping provide alternate fuel sources to Lubbock and Amarillo after a maintenance issue at their Borger refinery.
Phillips 66 is helping provide alternate fuel sources to Lubbock and Amarillo after a maintenance issue at their Borger refinery.
Students at River Road ISD are giving back to Mother Nature to celebrate Earth Day this week.
Students at River Road ISD are giving back to Mother Nature to celebrate Earth Day this week.
Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare is warning residents about a rescue that claims to be working with them.
Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare is warning residents about a rescue that claims to be working with them.
Project Fritch America is giving residents a hands on opportunity to keep Fritch beautiful.
Project Fritch America is giving residents a hands on opportunity to keep Fritch beautiful.