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Additional AAPT email accounts
Got more than one person using the internet in your house or want an easy way to manage your different email needs? AAPT can give you more email accounts to create, read and manage your messages from anywhere you can connect.Spam filtering
“Spam” is the common term for unsolicited messages via email, and with the increase in email users it's becoming a bigger and bigger problem. To try and fix this, all email that comes through our network is filtered, using antivirus and spam filtering to detect the nasties. However, we can't guarantee that we catch them all and we aren’t liable for any damage caused to your computer if you do receive a virus. That’s why we think you should install antivirus and antispam software on your computer as well.Additional security
Beef up your security online. If you’re looking for ways to keep out viruses and avoid other internet-based nasties, we’ve got some suggestions to keep your computer protected.Other ways to communicate
The internet is changing the way we connect with the world. Two-way communication through wires has moved on from the telephone and email.
IMShort for “instant messaging”, IM is similar to email except that the users are communicating online at the same time. It lets you communicate online in real time and, depending on the program you have, you can send messages, share photos, send and receive files and more. There are many IM brands to choose from. To help you choose, find out which IM program most of your friends use and start there. To access IM you will need to install the software for the program you want. |
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MySpaceIt’s networking in cyberspace.
MySpace is a social networking website that offers an
environment to interact with other users through blogs, music, videos, and photos. It's fast
becoming the best way to find the latest cool bands, as they put up their latest music and photos.
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BlogsBlogs, short for weblogs, are like the opinion pages of the newspaper, only everyone can have
one. Sound off on the issues of the day, and read what everyone else is saying.
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