10-5-2022 Under the Computer Hood UG - CA

 

I spent yesterday evening remotely visiting with club members in San Diego.
Evening sessions in CA are always pretty late for my lifestyle since I'm a very early riser.
I was however very happy to again see and interact with old friends.
The presentation was well received and followed by a Q&A session where we discussed
the importance of VPN's, cookies and what they are. We also talked about reducing the
sales popups in Avast Free and how to adjust the personal privacy settings in Avast.

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Greg Skalka said…
Thank you Bob for presenting to our group again. Your presentations are always filled with great insights into the security of the devices we have come to depend on and how we can keep them safe. Also a big thanks to Avast for their support for your presentations. We hope to see you again next year.

Greg Skalka
President, UCHUG
www.uchug.org
president@uchug.org
7:55 AM
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