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You are the cyber janitor, clearing out the phishing mess before it gets out of control! Thanks for the tip on the Explorer blade—I'll be sure to sharpen my Defender skills!

Appreciate for sharing

Phishing emails are out here ruining more than just inboxes—now they're messing with our schedules too! Stay sharp, everyone!

Chrome is all business, and Firefox is living its best life!

Take your time—I'll be here, ready to decrypt your masterpiece!

Even if I have a sympathetic place for the underdog, the technological advantages are unquestionably my main motivation. Because Firefox is open-source and blocks trackers, it respects my privacy more than any other browser. Furthermore, it isn't attempting to sell me anything because I searched...

Firefox is my choice because it's like that cool, privacy-conscious friend who always has your back despite wearing a tinfoil hat. Someone has to keep Chrome on its toes, and it feels wonderful to back the underdog!

Not yet, am also looking forward to learn

Yes, indeed! ZIP files are similar to the digital world's hidden vault; just remember the password or it's game over! 😄

Indeed, encrypting the folder is like adding a second lock to the door; even if someone chooses the first one, they won't be able to enter! 😎

I expect a password-protected email from you!

@Rick Butler Yes! Having to end with /r—a true IT classic! It's like the Ctrl+Alt+Del of sign-offs, simple yet iconic. Big fan of /r myself; it always feels like closing a script with style!

I wanted pizza 🍕 but received an empty package 🎁

Oh, the classic 'post before finishing' move—I've been there too! It’s like our fingers have a mind of their own sometimes. No worries, we all do it😅!

What's the point of repeating my comment with blank reply? @abiodun1991

The email content itself stays encrypted when sending from ProtonMail to a provider like Hotmail, but the recipient won't instantly benefit from ProtonMail's end-to-end encryption. The option to send an email with a password will be available through ProtonMail; the recipient will require the...

Classic case of heat sink denial!

Encrypt attachments? Only if I’m sending classified cookie recipes! But seriously, I use tools like 7-Zip or built-in options like Office encryption. Keeps the snoopers guessing! ProtonMail: Automatically encrypts emails and attachments for end-to-end security.

Oh! so the leaves are `sandboxed'! Very clever - containing them and avoiding any dissents!