Leaving Twitter: How to deactivate a Twitter account and archive data
Have you thought about deactivating your Twitter account? No matter if you are sure you want to leave Twitter, want to delete that old Twitter account you never use, or are just curious about your options – including how to archive your data – we have put together a handy explainer to help you make this important decision.
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Why is it hard to detect sarcasm in texts, emails and apps?
Your friend writes that a first date “…could not have gone better”. She even posts a status update saying “my date is absolutely fantastic.” Was it true love or a fiasco? If you can’t tell, you are not alone. Sarcasm is hard to interpret in written form and even sometimes in person. mail.com explains why - and helps you do better.
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How to create a GIF: Five easy step-by-step methods
Ever saw one of those cute little moving photos that just seems to capture the expressions perfectly? Those, my friend, are GIFs and they are so fun to create and use! Whether you’re trying to relate to the grandkids, become a GIF connoisseur, or just want to learn a new skill, we will give you the inside scoop on how to create a GIF for those moments that words alone cannot express.
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How to deactivate or delete your Facebook account
I don’t know about you, but I know when Facebook first came out, I immediately made an account to take part in the newest internet social phenomenon. I guess one could say I was so excited that I made an account for which I would soon forget the password. Who knew, right? Well, that old profile is still on Facebook, can be found, and I want to delete it.
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How to digitize photos: From mobile apps to scanning services
Are you thinking of digitizing old photos? Creating a digital copy of your precious memories is a great idea – it ensures you’ll always have a backup if the originals should be damaged or lost. Digitized photos can also be edited; depending on your skills and software, you can enlarge, crop and correct flaws in your photos.
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Pet names & family birthdays: Popular passwords in different countries
Would you use your pet’s name as a password? This is a popular option in the UK. Or your wife’s birthday? Then you might be German! A mail.com survey sheds light on password trends in several different countries.
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Spinach email & messages to trees: Plants that send & receive emails
You may have heard of people setting up email accounts or social media accounts for their pets. But for a tree!? It turns out that plant emails are actually a thing, and not just for bored owners of houseplants.
Scientists and local politicians have sown the seeds for this green phenomenon.
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Artificial intelligence and email writing
Have you ever stared at your full email inbox and wished you could wave a magic wand to write a reply to each one? While that future has not yet arrived, artificial intelligence is already making its mark on some aspects of email writing.
Find out how AI is becoming an increasingly commonplace tool in the email writing process.
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Americans see data disclosure by internet companies or authorities as one of biggest threats to data security
- Majority of U.S. Americans concerned about hacker attacks
- A quarter worry about burglary and damage to homes
- Dangerous lack of awareness: More than one in ten respond to spam emails
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