Google Explains Online Safety

Google has to be one of the least persons to advice Online users to stay safe with their data but Its a nice thing they are actually showing you a educational website they created.

Its called "Good To Know" Good to Know, for example, offers tips for creating secure passwords, reveals how Google uses your location in Google Maps, describes phishing and malware detection, and more. It's a good starter guide to refer family or friends learning about online security or to find out more about Google's privacy and security policies.

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How To Download Music Using Limewire

This is just for those who don't know how to use Limewire, I highly recommend you downloading stuff you already own or use legal activity....yeah right? lol I personally don't use limewire because its an open door for the threats but If your a risker and want music and videos....just be careful.



Just be sure to scan your files with your Anti-virus before you even open them.
Silvermyst is not responsible for any damages done, this is just a video to show you how to use limewire, if you think you are infected let us know and we will take care of the issue for a cheap price.

MyEdu.com keeps my educational in line

Whether you are in middle school, high school, or college there is nothing more daunting then keeping track of all of your classes.
MyEdu.com keeps your schedule, grades, and books organized in one place for easy access.Once you create an account and tell myEdu.com which school you go to, its pretty simple to get things on track quickly. You can start typing a course into the scheduling tool and, from what I derived from my testing, it starts auto populating courses that are available.

myEdu.com is a free service that I wish I had since high school. Plus, you can create a link for your school and for every student that signs up they donate a $1 to your school, which isn't bad at all.

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