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    A Simpler Guide to Online Security for Everyone: How to protect yourself and stay safe from fraud, scams and hackers with easy cyber security tips for your Gmail, Docs and other Google services: Simpler Guides
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    A Simpler Guide to Online Security for Everyone: How to protect yourself and stay safe from fraud, scams and hackers with easy cyber security tips for your Gmail, Docs and other Google services: Simpler Guides
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    A Simpler Guide to Online Security for Everyone: How to protect yourself and stay safe from fraud, scams and hackers with easy cyber security tips for your Gmail, Docs and other Google services: Simpler Guides

    By Ceri Clark

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    About this ebook

    Are you worried about your online security but don’t know where to start? Do you have a Gmail account and want to make it more secure? Do you want to protect your emails from opportunist identity thieves, hackers and scammers? Then this guide is for you!

    There are people out there whose sole job it is to steal personal and financial information. This book will give you step by step instructions on how to make it very difficult for hackers to get into your Google account or trick you into giving you the information they need to hijack your life.

    Online safety can be as simple as implementing a few easy steps which can be done at anytime but before a Gmail account is compromised. This book details how to pick and change passwords, enable two factor authentication as well as how to recognize security threats.

    Gmail hacked? If you haven't had time to follow the advice in the book then there are still things you can do if you find out quickly enough. While there may be situations where your account is unrecoverable, in this book there are steps you can take to minimize the damage a hacker can cause.

    You don't need to be a cyber security expert to protect your information. If you have secure email then this can wipe out the opportunist thief.  Improve your internet safety and take a look at the sample of this book.

    A Simpler Guide to Online Security for Everyone is part of the Simpler Guides Series. Other books in this series (also available as paperbacks and ebooks) are:

    A Simpler Guide to Gmail

    A Simpler Guide to Calibre

    A Simpler Guide to Finding Free eBooks

    A simpler Guide to Google+

    Email Management using Gmail

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCeri Clark
    Release dateDec 8, 2015
    ISBN9781519977434
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    A Simpler Guide to Online Security for Everyone: How to protect yourself and stay safe from fraud, scams and hackers with easy cyber security tips for your Gmail, Docs and other Google services: Simpler Guides

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