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Having worked in the IT industry for 35 years I became the tech guy for friends and family. While troubleshooting and fixing their technical problems I witnessed many risky internet practices; they didn’t know what they didn’t know. In the spirit of helping them learn safe practices I am sharing my knowledge and experience with you here on the SPA.&#13;
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My mission is to educate and inform in an easy to understand manner with the goal of making you safer, more secure and private in this digital world through increased awareness.&#13;
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Cheers&#13;
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