by The Same Day Computer Team | Oct 3, 2018 | Blog, Front Page, News, Services, Uncategorized, What We Do
By advertising their services on search engines like Google, hackers seem look like a legitimate company and many people contact them thinking that. At the end of August, Google banned many companies that they believe to be scams, making the hackers have to switch to...
by The Same Day Computer Team | Jul 12, 2018 | Blog, Front Page, News, Services, Uncategorized, What We Do
We all know that viruses aren’t just for computers anymore. How can you tell if you have a virus on another device? Signs of a virus on your device: 1: Apps suddenly stop working 2: You start getting annoying pop-ups 3: New Apps show up without being downloaded...
by The Same Day Computer Team | May 23, 2018 | Blog, Front Page, News, Uncategorized, Upgrades, What We Do
Hackers love to use Adobe for their scams! They can disguise them as anything from receipts to applications and anything in between! Beware of the PDFs that you get through your email! If you open them from an unknown sender you could be infecting your computer with...
by The Same Day Computer Team | May 2, 2018 | Blog, Front Page, News, Services, Upgrades, What We Do
The latest Creator’s Updates is out and it’s got some new features that may prove very helpful! Microsoft has created a program called Timeline that will make it easy to work on, say a paper, on your work computer and then go home and pick up right where you left off...
by The Same Day Computer Team | May 1, 2018 | Blog, Front Page, News, Services, Uncategorized, What We Do
On most days this wouldn’t be newsworthy, however, Gmail is making a few new additions to their email system that may interest those that send sensitive information via email! The sender will be able to require a password to open the email, which Gmail will generate. ...
by The Same Day Computer Team | Apr 27, 2018 | Blog, Front Page, News, Services, What We Do
The FBI recently announced that cybercriminals are more active now than ever before. They estimate that consumers have paid close to $15 million in 2017 alone to illegitimate ‘Tech Help’ companies. That is an increase of 86 percent from 2016! How does this happen?...
