David Snell is the trusted IT advisor to many small and medium-sized businesses in the greater Massachusetts and Rhode Island area. ACTSmart IT  supports and services many types of businesses that share a common goal of eliminating unexpected downtime with their computer network while reducing their overall IT costs. They are a Microsoft Partner providing total hardware, software and network management solutions to small and medium sized businesses across Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Contact Info:

David Snell,
ACTSmart IT
70 Corporate Park Drive, STE 1225
Pembroke, MA 02359
ACTSmartIT.com
David@ACTSmartIT.com
855-WOW-Service ● 781-826-9665

 

David’s Posts, Including 95.9 WATD Tech Tips with .MP3s

1112, 2024

What is the Gmail+ Trick?

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Have you ever had a need for multiple email addresses but want to avoid the hassle of managing them all separately? Or maybe you’re overwhelmed by a constant influx of emails, […]

1610, 2024

NIST Recommends New Guidelines For Password Security

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recommended changing passwords only when there is a known compromise or every 365 days. NIST no longer recommends requiring users to change their passwords regularly because it can lead […]

2409, 2024

Password reset phishing emails

I’ve been receiving an increasing number of this type of email scam lately so I have to assume that many others are as well. I get emails supposedly from Microsoft to reset my Office 365 […]

1709, 2024

Grok AI and Your Privacy

What You Need to Know About Grok AI and Your Privacy

In 2015, Elon Musk and Sam Altman cofounded OpenAI based on a seemingly ethical ethos: to develop AI technology that benefits humanity, rather than […]

1109, 2024

It’s GlowTime !!!

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Apple’s “It’s Glowtime” event has just come to a close. While the iPhone 16 was the headliner of yesterday’s showcase, Apple had several other announcements to share, including some exciting new […]

609, 2024

How to Restore an MFA Authenticator App

We are huge fans of authenticator apps to do multi-factor authentication (MFA)! They’re safer than other MFA methods, like using a one-time code texted to your phone number, and we think they make MFA easier […]

609, 2024

5 Things You Must Not Share With AI Chatbots

Conversations with chatbots may feel intimate, but you’re really sharing every word with a private company.

The Risks Involved in Using AI Chatbots

AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Bard, […]

609, 2024

Warning – Chinese sending texts to lure you into scams

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Security researchers have identified a new wave of fraudulent activity committed by the Chinese cybercriminal organization known as the “Smishing Triad” gang. The group targets people by using fraudulent SMS messages […]

105, 2024

Protect Yourself from “Accidental” Deposit Scams

Unintentional deposit scams are on the rise, particularly due to the popularity of mobile payment apps such as Zelle, PayPal, Venmo, and Cash App. Let’s dive into the details:

What Are Accidental Deposit Scams?
In an accidental […]

1904, 2024

Google’s Chrome browser – private or not?

If you still hold any notion that Google Chrome’s “Incognito mode” is a good way to protect your privacy online, now’s a good time to stop. Those of us using Chrome’s Incognito Mode were more […]

104, 2024

Keeping Remote Workers Safe and Secure

Imagine taking someone from 2003 and showing them how work is done today. It’s not just about better technology; our work environment has changed drastically.

Instead of commuting to a traditional office, many of us work […]

1203, 2024

Welcome to the Valley of the Creepy AI Dolls

Social robots for older adults might not be new, but now they’re recording, listening—and even talking back.

Last week at MWC (Mobile World Congress) the winner’s prize for bonkers went to a Korean company called Hyodol, […]