I can check my email in a wifi hotspot for I use POP mail and I don't have to
use a logon or password since it is delivered to me. I don't know how I would
feel about giving out those items where someone could be picking up the packets
that I SEND OUT. You can certainly use your computer
Thanks, John.
Tuesday, March 2, 20106:50 AMJohn robinsonprof...@insightbb.com
I can check my email in a wifi hotspot for I use POP mail and I don't
have to use a logon or password since it is delivered to me. I don't
know how I would feel about giving out those items where someone could
be
On Mar 2, at 6:50 AM, John Robinson wrote:
I can check my email in a wifi hotspot for I use POP mail and I
don't have to use a logon or password since it is delivered to me.
If you are using POP and not POPs, this is one of the worst because
your user name and password are repeatedly sent
System PreferencesSharinguncheck (file sharing)
On Mar 1, 2010, at 10:45 PM, Stephen Ellis wrote:
So, How do you turn off file sharing?
Steve
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 10:05 PM, John Robinson prof...@insightbb.com wrote:
Harry,
I see this all the time when I travel, amazes me how some
Lee,
I love it when you join in and give us the rest of the story, our own Paul
Harvey.
I hope I can ask questions going down the list, I'll use a brown color.
On Mar 2, 2010, at 8:36 AM, Lee Larson wrote:
On Mar 2, at 6:50 AM, John Robinson wrote:
I can check my email in a wifi hotspot
All you should have to do to prevent someone from seeing your drive
while using wifi, is to password your filesharing. you do not need to
resort to having to use ethernet cables and a router. i travel all the
time and have always seen others on the network where i log in from,
and not many have
so how do you password your file sharing?
Tuesday, March 2, 201012:46 PMDavid harkerkawika...@gmail.com
All you should have to do to prevent someone from seeing your drive
while using wifi, is to password your filesharing. you do not need to
resort to having to use ethernet cables and a router.
I believe that file sharing is automatically password-protected. That is, if
you turn file sharing on in your Sharing preferences, anyone accessing your
computer would, without your doing anything else, have to enter your User name
and password to be able to get to anything on your computer
This apple article should explain it to you.
http://support.gateway.com/s/Manuals/Desktops/e4100/9528610.pdf
Configure the user and group accounts with appropriate access privileges
On 3/2/10, Harry Jacobson-Beyer harr...@me.com wrote:
so how do you password your file sharing?
Tuesday, March
Dan,
It that is the case, how can I see the files of another Mac, how could my
friend see the pictures inside the computer of her friend down the hall?
John
On Mar 2, 2010, at 1:34 PM, Dan Crutcher wrote:
I believe that file sharing is automatically password-protected. That is, if
you
This topic of sharing your computer files is a very interesting subject.
Most people, it would appear, don't want other people looking at their
files.
Me, I couldn't care less. If anyone is having trouble getting to
sleep, please feel free of log in on my computer, and start reading my
Neal, I am with you. I have long ago established that we have no
privacy anymore, also that anybody wanting to know something about me
would find it out, no matter how I tried to keep it secret, especially
those who would do me harm, defile my good name or carried a grudge
against me.
On Mar 2, 2010, at 11:47 AM, John Robinson wrote:
What is the difference between a POP and a POPs? I guess the s stands for
secure but how do you get to that, by using an ISP that allows for SSL?
Regular POP sends everything, including passwords, across the Net in clear
text. POPs encrypts
Well Marta, I for one love your input and you'll never know how many people I
tell about you, everyone needs a Superhero.
John
On Mar 2, 2010, at 5:44 PM, Marta Edie wrote:
Neal, I am with you. I have long ago established that we have no privacy
anymore, also that anybody wanting to know
Lee,
Just got home and have not yet digested your knowledge but I had to say a
heartfelt thanks, my you are so kind and so good at having the answers to the
difficult ones.
John
On Mar 2, 2010, at 9:16 PM, Lee Larson wrote:
On Mar 2, 2010, at 11:47 AM, John Robinson wrote:
What is the
Bill, this is something else.We might resign ourselves to
terchnology's DARK AGES again.We shall die quickly as we talk to
doctors over the net who don't know who we are anymore than the man
in the moon, while we lie in a hospital bed , pay godly sums for
this service while death creeps
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