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Computer Talk: Google Chrome's Security Vulnerability (3/9/19) - Part 1

2019/3/9
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Erik and Bob take your questions. Google Chrome has a security vulnerability; time to update to stay safe. Microsoft's new Edge browser looks like Google Chrome. Tech Tip: Turn off "Fast Startup" in Windows 10 so that Windows 10 shuts down for real. "Smart" car alarms left 3 million cars vulnerable to hacking. Only one Blockbuster video rental store is left in the world. A listener wants to know if there is a replacement program for Google Picasa photo management program and if the program can be used on a new computer. Is "secure" e-mail secure after it leaves your computer? We discuss the basics of keeping your e-mail secure and encrypted. An iPhone user has a problem with photos that get rotated when sent by e-mail. What is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) ands why would you need one? Also, a listener asks if a computer is safe while sleeping vs. turning it off. A caller asks if using two security software (Webroot and Malwarebytes' Antimalware) at the same time will cause a problem using the computer. A user has a problem with a .NET framework update pop-up and a "No Scan Options available" message.