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Its likely that you have either a Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo email account. Its also likely that it has been compromised.  According to Reuters over 270 million stolen Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, Hotmail and other email account credentials are floating around in Russia’s cyber criminal underground. Email credentials are your username and password. These stolen email credentials were discovered...

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World Password Day was yesterday. Ok, so we are a little late. But lets understand that a simple password that is easy to remember is also easy to break. Black people continue to be the least educated in the area of cyber security and the AACR is working to change that. You will eventually have to kiss...

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Celebrity Cyber Report – Beyonce

April 28, 2016 | 0 Comments

It’s always big news when Beyonce is involved. The mega star and wife of Jay-Z released her new album, Lemonade, originally thought to be exclusively on Tidal. That didn’t last long. Lemonade hit the Internet minutes after Beyonce’s HBO special of the same name  aired.  It’s her sixth studio album and first since 2013’s celebrated, Beyonce. Exclusive streaming...

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Prince Rogers Nelson departed our realm on April 21st, 2016. Departed, yes. Dead, never! We lost something more than an artist. We lost the sound, the theme song, of a generation. He was a relentless artist and warrior for freedom of expression, his expression, which so many embraced but could never copy. Prince was unlike...

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App of the Week – CreditWise

April 20, 2016 | 0 Comments

We live in a dangerous time. Because of technology and the Internet at any moment your identity and financial life is on the line. Protecting your assets against hackers and data breaches is paramount. That is why CreditWise is the App of the Week. In March of this year, CapitalOne became the first U.S. bank...

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Ime Archibong Hooking Up Facebook

April 20, 2016 | 0 Comments

Facebook, the world’s biggest and most powerful social network, hooks up people with people.  Ime Archibong hooks up Facebook with the world. As Facebook’s director of product partnerships Archibong has a dual mission, one, making sure Internet access is affordable and two, raising awareness of the benefits of being online. Mark Zuckerberg launched Internet.org two and half years ago...

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If you are not doing your own taxes you better make damn sure the person you pay to do them knows what they are doing!  The tax payer is ultimately responsible for any false claims, evasion or mistakes and you could be looking at criminal charges. This is serious business. Finding a good tax professional...

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The Federal Communications Commission has voted to provide subsidies to low income families for broadband Internet service.  The decision expands on the 1980’s era Lifeline program that provided a monthly subsidy of $9.25 for voice-only phone service. The FCC plan costs $2.25 billion with a clause attached that states that if the Lifeline program came close to...

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App of the Week -Ipiit

April 5, 2016 | 0 Comments

Food allergies suck! Black people with food allergies have to be on constant alert no matter where they are eating. Diabetes, high blood pressure and other health problems common in the African-American population can make eating inconvenient and even dangerous. That is why ipitt is the App of the Week. Depending on your health and the...

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App of the Week – BAE

March 29, 2016 | 0 Comments

Online dating is how people meet in the digital age. More and more dating relationships and marriages start online than every before. But would it surprise you to learn that black singles have a tougher time on dating sites than whites? That is why  Before Anyone Else is the App of the Week.     Before...

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