Legitimate Work

When exploring legitimate work, it's essential to consider various aspects and implications. Spectrum cable box activation scam - MacRumors Forums. I figure I should share my experience to warn others not to fall for this scam. A family member received a new upgraded cable TV box from Spectrum.

After the setup a message on the screen popped up saying call a number to activate the cable box. This sounds simple enough, right? Moreover, anyone else get this iPhone alert about iCloud tonight?.

Just got this out of the blue. Haven't recently updated iOS. I'm on 18.1 The alert says: "New iCloud Terms & Conditions: To use iCloud on this iPhone, you must accept the new iCloud Terms & Conditions, and enter your iPhone passcode." The alert came through Notification Center and if I go...

New in box iPod Gen 6 Nanos on eBAY legit? It does seem like they are legitimate. What you want to watch for are very low feedback sellers (low hundreds or double/single digits) and especially sellers from China.

Almost all old tech products you buy from China that are considered new are fake. Take the sealed iPod classic 5th gens that are on eBay as an example. Stacksocial trustworthy? What I've read is that the deals sites like StackSocial sell are legitimate and you get real licenses of the software products you're purchasing at a steep discount, but there's a potential catch.

Is DigitalProductKey ligit for downloading new Windows 10 for $35. I am looking into getting a new Windows 10 for my new iMac which will run Parallels. I found a site offering it for $35, and I wondered if this was legit and whether it was indeed the full version of a new Windows 10. Anyone familiar with this? Another key aspect involves, why Apple's Passwords app is huge security risk. In relation to this, here's why: Unlike a 3rd-party password manager, Apple's Passwords app doesn't use a unique master password and instead uses your Mac user account password.

Any computer technician, IT dept... Do you delete junk email or do you move them to the Junk folder?. The junk folder is for anything that's considered junk. This perspective suggests that, anything that isn't a legitimate email should not be going to the inbox.

You can still check for recent messages that may have been sent to the spam folder by accident. But for the sake of sanity, anything that's spam should go to the spam folder. This perspective suggests that, can a website get your phone number without you providing said number .... Not all websites do this though, especially less than legitimate websites.