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6 Steps to a More Successful Tech Support Call

Quick tips to ensure calling tech support is as stress-free as possible. Everyone loves technology—and most importantly—everyone loves it when their technology is working properly. Unfortunately, the very nature of technology ensures that...
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Live Your Best Gig Life Now

Meet the Gig Family and why they are loving their Gig Speed Internet When it comes to living your best online life, Gig Speed is a MUST! That’s because it allows you to do all the things you love without worrying about other people...
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WiFi: Distance Makes a Difference

A centrally located router improves signal strength in every room! Whenyou have WiFi, your router is literally a beacon. It beams a signal throughout your home that your various devices can connect with. In order to enjoy the best...
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Key Aspects to Data Security for all Employees

Whether you are a two-person team or a large corporation, it is critical that every employee is doing their part to keep the company safe from cyber-attacks. This means ensuring every employee has been educated on the fundamental aspects...
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The Basics of Developing a Data Security Strategy

We live in a groundbreaking time of technological innovation which increases productivity and financial efficiency betters communication and allows for easier access to information. Unfortunately, this advancement also allows hackers to...

Why should I connect via Ethernet instead of wifi?

In this day-and-age, our phones are getting smarter, our tablets are getting thinner and our computers are getting smaller. The advances made with today’s technology, specific to the internet, may cause some confusion for the everyday user...
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Ransomware: could paying the ransom be illegal?

In some cases, the answer is a resounding yes. It all depends on who’s holding your data hostage. According to a November 2018 press release by the US Treasury department, if the payee of ransomware turns out to be someone the government...