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Be careful what you are posting on social networks

Vi — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:00:17 +0000

Be careful you are tweeting about

Did you already read this recent story about British couple sent back home by US Department for Homeland Security because of tweet made by the guy?

Be always careful what your are posting on social networks. It doesn’t matter is it Twitter or Facebook or Google+ or any other social network. It public space which can be read by anybody. Especially with privacy rules changed so frequently by these networks (Facebook is the worst on this list) any information you think is hidden can suddenly become available to millions. May be all these networks should introduce some warning system to inform you about existence of some inappropriate information in your message you are ready to post or tweet?

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Checking your email in internet cafe? Don’t forget to LOG OFF

Vi — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:01:50 +0000

I just read post about one of many email scam types and it reminded what I wanted to write for a long time. In such cases probably the first thought is from where/how scammer did get your login details? Don’t know about this case, but sometimes it is so easy to do. Personally I am not using so often computers in internet cafes, but ..If I do so, almost every second time I sit there I find somebody’s email account left open, or skype/msn messenger still connected. Now you can imagine how it easy to get some person’s details without big effort? So don’t ever forget to log off from all your accounts before you leave any public computer. Otherwise your family and friends can get into very uncomfortable and may be frightening situation.

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Free wireless internet in Bangkok airport (BKK)

Vi — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 10:58:29 +0000

In Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport airport you can get voucher with login details for free access to SVB Wi-Fi hot spots. Unfortunately it is only 15 minutes long access. But. You can go closer to Qantas Business Lodge and there is free access to their network. Didn’t check other airlines lodges as I was happy with Qantas and was not so much thinking about another delayed flight.

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Internet in Singapore. It is free, but..

Vi — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:32:22 +0000

..you need to register before you can use Wireless@SG. Of course you’ll find more free wireless networks in Singapore, but Wireless@SG is covering most of the city. Problem is that you can’t do it in Singapore online if you don’t have working mobile phone with local number. So before you will head to Singapore, check Wireless@SG registration information, as most likely you will need to register in person on arrival.

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How to check your Facebook in Sydney airport

Vi — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 14:01:43 +0000

You probably already found about free internet kiosks in Sydney airport (unfortunately only in international T1 terminal). Just checked-in, it is almost two hours until your boarding, so you have more then enough time check your email, update status on facebook. But what is happening? Why it is not possible to enter password into box [1]? Don’t know what is happening, but best way pass this, just press on “Login” [2] button without any password entered.

Will be shown next window with error message of course: “Incorrect Email/Password Combination
Facebook passwords are case sensitive. Please check your CAPS lock key. You can reset your password here.”

Surprisingly in this window it is possible enter password into [3] box.

Then press “Login” button [4] and you are in.

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