Computer & Internet Security, Privacy and Safety
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We suggest that you not trust websites by "default." Most web browsers come with security settings turned off or to low. You should read your browser's instructions for turning your security settings to "high."

Our founding security & privacy policy states, "NO BROKEN links and NO LINKS TO SWITCH N' BAIT content." If you find any broken or misleading links, please contact us.

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"Don't use Microsoft."
-- Kevin Mitnick

ALERT: Do not use Microsoft. There is no known way to safely connect a Microsoft based computer to the Internet. (Microsoft has also been found guilty by the US Supreme Court. Please click here for details.)

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