Do Not fall for this B.S. !!!

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While I certainly do not advocate using some of the suggested bits of data for a Google Alert, I do use several custom Google Alert bots to keep an eye on specific products from both Eaglesoft and Milviz. This helps me to become aware of support questions being asked in fora I rarely -if ever- visit, or discover if/when security has been breached.

The Google Alert feature is quite legitimate and safe to use, provided one takes care to only use keywords that aren't sensitive personal information!
 
I noticed that its been revised today............

they removed credit card #s, bank acct. #s, mother's maiden name, etc. from the list..............DUH !!
 
n4gix said:
While I certainly do not advocate using some of the suggested bits of data for a Google Alert, I do use several custom Google Alert bots to keep an eye on specific products from both Eaglesoft and Milviz. This helps me to become aware of support questions being asked in fora I rarely -if ever- visit, or discover if/when security has been breached.

The Google Alert feature is quite legitimate and safe to use, provided one takes care to only use keywords that aren't sensitive personal information!
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That makes sense, might give it a try (for this use you mention)

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I got one of these google emails a day or 2 ago. Google are pretty good with security updates, which is why I have stuck with the google chrome browser. But I am one of these people that like to hang back for a while and see how well the software works. For that reason I have opted not to go with this new security package for a while.
 
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