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Did you know we have a business page on Google+? Follow us there to keep up on the latest technology news and tips. https://plus.google.com/b/105325709941478835013/

Yahoo Suspends Email Forwarding

First, there were reports of 500,000,000 email accounts being breached, then allegations of cooperating with agencies of the U.S. government to spy on the private messages of users, now there's this: Yahoo has disabled email forwarding on its Yahoo Mail system. With so many options for free and low-cost email, many are considering dropping the Yahoo service. http://www.pcworld.com/article/3130168/data-center-cloud/yahoo-mail-suspends-automatic-mail-forwarding-as-privacy-controversies-swirl.html

Preparing For Hurricane Matthew

Friends on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States, Hurricane Matthew is expected to have a significant effect on our region over the next few days. This major storm could result in property damage, power outages, flooding, even loss of life. There are steps you can take to protect your personal and business interests. A good place to start for more information would be your county's emergency management office. The attached link is to the Palm Beach County Division of Emergency Management's hurricane preparedness pages. There, residents can find valuable contact information, lists of businesses capable of operating on generator in the aftermath, and recommendations to help keep you and your loved ones safe. Regarding protection of your technology, you should back up your data and store it in a secure location far away from the predicted path. Keep batteries fully charged before you lose power. Non-essential electronics should be shut down, unplugged, and stored away from windows and other vulnerable areas. If you need help with backing up your data, preparing your home or business technology, or getting back in operation after the storm, call us at 561-685-2886. If you are outside of South Florida, we can help you via a remote connection. www.pbcgov.com/dem/hurricane/