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How Online Fraud Alerts Work
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Online fraud is one of the fastest growing crimes. Many banks and creditors offer alerts. Learn how you can use alerts to prevent online fraud.
How to Delete Facebook Games
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Want to delete Facebook games? Whether to improve security or get rid of games you're tired of, see how to delete Facebook games at HowStuffWorks.
How WAP Works
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Do you get the shakes when you're offline for more than 10 minutes? The wireless Internet lets you browse Web pages from a cell phone or PDA. Learn about the Wireless Application Protocol that makes it possible to surf on the go.
How Portable Internet Devices Work
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Portable internet devices come in many different forms with versatile functions. Learn more about portable internet devices at HowStuffWorks.
How the Webbys Work
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The Webby Awards are the premier awards honoring excellence on the Internet. Learn about the Webbys and their history.
What is the future of the Internet?
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Can we predict the future of the Internet? See how communication, transactions and entertainment might develop in the future of the Internet.
Should You Use Facebook or Google to Log In to Other Sites?
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While creating online accounts, you're often given the option to sign up via your preexisting social media. But should you be worried about doing this?
Nook vs. Kindle Fire
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The Barnes & Noble Nook and Amazon's Kindle Fire are both inexpensive tablet options. See Nook vs. Kindle Fire to help make your decision on which to choose.
Private Browsers Aren't All Equally Private
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HowStuffWorks looks at the differences between a private search engine, a private browser and the icognito setting on your regular browser.
How Facebook Works
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Facebook is a social networking site. It was created for Harvard students but has expanded to an open membership. Learn about Facebook and the Facebook network.