Data Doctors Radio Program
Bad Tech Habits
The average U.S. household has 24 electronic gadgets which means that most of us are surrounded by technology that we use virtually every day.
When we use something that often, it's really easy to take it for granted.
Taking tech for granted leads to bad habits and these bad habits can easily lead to expensive, frustrating outcomes.
Listen in as the Data Doctors focus on the most common bad habits that we see causing grief and expense on a daily basis in our stores in the hopes that you can avoid a similar fate!
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Original Air Date: Nov 6, 2010
This Week's Links
- » Bad Habit #1 - Not keeping security software updated!
- » Bad Habit #2 - Not keeping Windows updated
- » Bad Habit #3 - Not backing up on a regular basis
- Top 5 Backup Mistakes (video)
- Bad Habit #4 - Ignoring signs of impending doom!
- » Bad Habit #5 - Clicking the Unsubscribe button on spam
- Bad Habit #6 - Not paying attention during software installs
- Bad Habit #7 - Deleting items that you don't recognize
- Bad Habit #8 - Assuming Antivirus software will block everything malicious
- Bad Habit #9 - Using weak passwords
- Bad Habit #10 - Treating a laptop like it's indestructable
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