If you’ve been using Facebook for more than five minutes you’re probably well aware that hackers and scammers love targeting Facebook users with all kinds of fraudulent activities.
I’m sure you’ve seen an occasional “Yikes – I’ve been hacked!” post pop up in your newsfeed. In fact, you probably see them on a regular basis.
The thing is, many of the folks who believe their Facebook account has been “hacked” weren’t really hacked at all. Their accounts have actually been “cloned” – and the difference is extremely important.
Automation is no longer a buzzword; it is a way to the latest innovations of automation disruptors, which can force companies to put on their tech hats.
As you probably know, Microsoft is constantly making subtle changes to the Windows user interface.
Gmail is one of the most popular email services on the web. I use it every day, and virtually everyone I know uses it as well.
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