Facebook Turned Its Two-Factor Security 'Feature' Into the Worst Kind of Spam
The company has started using security prompts to encourage users to log into their accounts.
The company has started using security prompts to encourage users to log into their accounts.
Shame on you all.
711 million email accounts are being stored on an “open and accessible” server in the Netherlands,
Spam. Spam everywhere.
As everyone knows, content from InfoWars isn’t “spam,” it’s “total bullshit.”
Yeah but how about ripping out the lines and mouths/ears of those who do it?
Ironically spamming the spam police with complaints about spam.
If you’re one of the people that has been affected by this bug, you know how annoying it’s been.
There are few things you can do to stop the spam from being such a nuisance.
Users were convinced a piece of corporate email drudgery was so poor that it must've been hacked.
Update for unskinned Android models starts now.
Microsoft gave all of its email service users a glimpse into what the world of email would be like without any sort of spam filtering in place, and it wasn't pretty.
Over the past four days, some Twitter users have been noticing something strange: a flurry of tweets that appear to depict a young person removing their underwear.
Press 1 if you'd like to speak to your parents about borrowing money.
Says nuisance call update from consumer group Which?
We all have that list of ten people who email us about crap we don’t care about. Now, with two clicks, Gmail will let you block them from ever showing up in your inbox again.