How to Setup Microsoft Outlook for Gmail Account

You can read your messages from Gmail in other mail clients, like Microsoft Outlook and Apple Mail, using IMAP. When you use IMAP, you can read your Gmail messages on multiple devices, and messages are synced in real time.

NOTE:  2 Step verification Account don't support this Outlook or Less Secure Apps

Set up IMAP

Step 1: Check that IMAP is turned on

1. On your computer, open Gmail.
2. In the top right, click Settings .
3. Click Settings.
4. Click the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab.
5. In the "IMAP Access" section, select Enable IMAP.
6. Click Save Changes.

Create New Account on Microsoft Outlook

1. Click on Tools , and then click Account Settings.

2. On the E-mail click New

Or You can Edit or Remove the Existing Email here:

3. Input your gmail account info.

4.Click on Manual Setup, and then click Next.

5. Choose E-mail Service -> Internet E-mail POP, IMAP,  and then click Next.

 6. On the Server Information Input

Incoming Mail (IMAP) Server   
imap.gmail.com
Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server   
smtp.gmail.com

Then check the box  Require logon using secured password. Click More settings

7. Click the outgoing Server and then  select Use same settings

 8. On the Advance Tab menu  input:

Incoming Mail (IMAP) Server  
Encrypted Connection : SSL
Port: 993

Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server
Encrypted Connection TLS  
Port for TLS/STARTTLS: 587

9. Once Your Done,  click Test your Account settings  then Create  a Test Email by sending email to your own email account.

Troubleshooting:

If you can't sign in to your email client, you might see one of these errors:

"Username and password not accepted"
"Invalid credentials"
You're asked to enter your username and password over and over

Step 1: Check your password
If you have these problems or can’t sign in, first check to make sure you’re using the right password.

Step 2: Try these troubleshooting steps
Update your email client to the latest version.
Use an App Password: If you use 2-Step Verification, try signing in with an App Password.
Allow less secure apps: If you don't use 2-Step Verification, you might need to allow less secure apps to access your account.
If you recently changed your Gmail password, you might need to re-enter your Gmail account information or completely repeat your Gmail account setup on your other email client.

Solution: Change account access for less secure apps

Allowing less secure apps to access your account

Google may block sign-in attempts from some apps or devices that do not use modern security standards. Since these apps and devices are easier to break into, blocking them helps keep your account safe.

Some examples of apps that do not support the latest security standards include:

• The Mail app on your iPhone or iPad with iOS 6 or below
• The Mail app on your Windows phone preceding the 8.1 release
• Some Desktop mail clients like Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird

To help keep Google Apps users' accounts secure, we may block less secure apps from accessing Google Apps accounts. As a Google Apps user, you will see a "Password incorrect" error when trying to sign in. If this is the case, you have two options:

• Option 1: Upgrade to a more secure app that uses the most up to date security measures. All Google products, like Gmail, use the latest security measures.
• Option 2: Change your settings to allow less secure apps to access your account. We don't recommend this option because it might make it easier for someone to break into your account. If you want to allow access anyway, follow these steps:
  1. Go to the "Less secure apps" section in My Account.
  2. Next to "Access for less secure apps," select Turn on. (Note to Google Apps users: This setting is hidden if your administrator has locked less secure app account access.)

If you still can't sign in to your account, the "password incorrect" error might be caused by a different reason.

NOTE:  2 Step verification Account don't support this Outlook or Less Secure Apps

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Beware of ongoing Facebook spam campaign is spreading Malware and Ransomware

An ongoing Facebook spam campaign is spreading malware downloader among Facebook users by taking advantage of innocent-looking SVG image file to infect computers.

If clicked, the file would eventually infect your PC with the nasty Locky Ransomware, a family of malware that has quickly become one of the favorite tools among criminals due to its infecting capabilities.

Discovered by malware researcher Bart Blaze, the attack campaign uses Facebook Messenger to spread a malware downloader called Nemucod that takes the form of .SVG image files.

Why SVG file? Hackers considered SVG (or Scalable Vector Graphics) files for spreading the malware downloader, because SVG has the ability to contain embedded content such as JavaScript, and can be opened in a modern web browser.

Crooks added their malicious JavaScript code right inside the image file itself, which was actually a link to an external file.

If clicked, the malicious image file would redirect you to a website mimicking YouTube, but with completely different URL.

Like a typical way to deliver malware infection, the site would push a popup, asking you to download and install a certain codec extension in Google Chrome in order to view the video. The malicious extension used two names, Ubo and One.

Once installed, the extension gives the attackers ability to alter your data regarding websites they visit, as well as takes advantage of browser's access to your Facebook account in order to secretly message all your Facebook friends with the same SVG image file.

That the SVG image file containing the Nemucod downloader, in some cases, then ultimately downloads a copy of Locky ransomware on victim's PC.

Locky ransomware is one of the most popular ransomware that locks all files on a victim's computer with RSA-2048 and AES-1024 encryption algorithms and unlocks them until the ransom is paid to attackers.

If you are one of those who had been tricked into installing one of the two malicious extensions, you can remove it immediately.
To remove the offending extension, just go to Menu → More Tools → Extensions and check for the extension and remove it.

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View Deleted Website link via Google Cached version

Ever seen a Tutorials online that you're kicking yourself for not saving, especially now that it's been removed? There's a good chance it may still be saved on Google Cached.

You must familiar with the Title and the website source Name.

Example Here:

The post is deleted on this site but still there is a "cached" at the end of the website description.

You can click the cached version and view the offline version

Google Robots also crawl this web cached version this is also read on Google AdSense.

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How to Enable Windows 10 Telnet

Telnet is a protocol that enables you to connect to remote computers and local computers over a TCP/IP network, over TCP port 23. By default, Telnet is disabled in recent Windows environments.

To enable Telnet command line utilities: Click Start > Control Panel. Click Programs and Features

Open and Windows 10 Telnet

Here is quick how to open Windows 10 Telnet

1. Right Click Windows Start Menu and choose Program and Features.

2. Click Turn Windows Features on or off

3. Now new  Windows Menu will pop out ,  Find the Telnet Features and check the box and click OK to apply. Restart computer if required.

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How to view who are connected on your PLDT WiFi

How to view who are connected on your WiFi

Slow PLDT WiFi Internet?

I check mo baka may nag pepiyesta nang tambay sa kanal nakikiwifi.

That is  why changing WiFi password is important

Tutorial on How to change WiFi password view  here.

Here is how to view user

1. Open your browser type 192.168.1.1 login user: adminpldt password: 1234567890

More list user in here.

 2. Go to setup then find and click DHCP

3. click  "Show Client" now you view the devices that are connected

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The Simpsons show's Trump presidency prophecy: "BEING RIGHT SUCKS"

Sixteen years ago, “The Simpsons” writers predicted a Donald Trump presidency.

Sunday night, in the first show to air after Trump’s victory, they expressed their regret.

In the opening credits, which change every episode, Bart Simpson grimaced as he wrote on the blackboard: “BEING RIGHT SUCKS.”

It was an allusion to a prediction made in a 2000 episode, which featured Lisa as the nation’s first “straight female” president. Her older brother Bart had slacked away his life, but offered a solution she was unable to see.

From the Oval Office, Lisa said: “As you know, we’ve inherited quite a budget crunch from President Trump.”

Trump was just the right comedic fit at the time, episode writer Dan Greaney recently told The Post’s Michael Cavna. The writers were looking for a celebrity name that would sound slyly absurdist.

“The story was really about Bart saving Lisa’s presidency,” Greaney said. “Lisa has a problem beyond her ability” — the kind that only Bart could solve.

Greaney said Trump “seems like a ‘Simpsons’-esque figure — he fits right in there, in an over-the-top way…. He seemed kind of lovable in the old days, in a blowhard way.”

“The Simpsons” riffed on Trump earlier this season, in a scene that showed both major-party candidates receiving an important 3 a.m. phone call.

Hillary Clinton was well prepared for the call, but Trump initially rejected it because he was busy tweeting about Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat and a harsh Trump critic, according to The Post’s Bethonie Butler.

He answered the second phone call, but his trip to the Situation Room was hampered by an elaborate grooming regimen.

Marge definitively announced that she would vote for Clinton. Homer eventually got the hint.

Watch 10 Times The Simpsons Predicted The Future

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Elon Musk Plans to Launch 4,425 Satellites to provide Global Internet from Space

SpaceX founder Elon Musk has big plans for bringing low-cost Internet service worldwide, and it all starts in space.

Private rocket launch service SpaceX has asked the U.S. government for permission to launch 4,425 satellites in orbit to beam high-speed Internet down to the world, according to a newly filed application with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

That's a hell of a lot of satellites; in fact, the figure surpasses the total number of satellites in the Earth's orbit.
Here's what the company's 102-page technical document reads:
"The system is designed to provide a wide range of broadband and communications services for residential, commercial, institutional, governmental and professional users worldwide."

Initially announced in January 2015 as part of his plan to fund a city on Mars, the project would cost at least $10 Billion, Musk estimated in 2015, though the latest documents did not mention any cost estimate or financing plan.

California-based SpaceX has also revealed in the documents technical details of the proposed network of satellites it wants to launch as an Internet Service Provider (ISP) to offer high-speed broadband and communication services globally.

SpaceX to Initially Launch 800 Satellites
The proposed SpaceX network would begin with an initial launch of 800 satellites, the filing states, to expand Internet access in the United States, including Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, though it is unclear when these satellites will launch.

The satellites would be launched into orbits at altitudes ranging from 715 miles (1,150 km) to 790 miles (1,275 km) above Earth. Each satellite in those constellations would weigh 850 pounds (386 kg) and could cover an ellipse about 2,120km wide.

If deployed successfully, it would increase the number of satellites in orbit by over 300%, which altogether will serve to provide a space-based worldwide Internet network that would offer Internet speeds of up to 1 Gbps for the end users.

SpaceX said, "Once fully deployed, the SpaceX System will pass over virtually all parts of the Earth’s surface and therefore, in principle, have the ability to provide ubiquitous global service."
As of now, the company has not elaborated on potential uses of this massive internet network, but there's a lot of time to figure out those details.

The primary business of SpaceX is launching satellites into orbit for government and commercial customers, including flying cargo supply ships to the International Space Station for NASA.

However, SpaceX is not the only company looking with an ambition to deliver the internet through space. OneWeb — a venture backed by Airbus, Virgin, Bharti, and Qualcomm — and Boeing have also filed applications for spectrum to support satellite-based Internet.

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Google AdSense will soon ban fake news sites from using its ad network

Google announced that its advertising tools will soon be closed to websites that promote fake news, a policy that could cut off revenue streams for publications that peddle hoaxes on platforms like Facebook. The decision comes at a critical time for the tech industry, whose key players have come under fire for not taking neccesary steps to prevent fake news from proliferating across the web during the 2016 US election. It’s thought that, given the viral aspects of fake news, social networks and search engines were gamed by partisan bad actors intending to influence the outcome of the race.

A Google spokesperson said in a statement given to Retuers.

"Moving forward, we will restrict ad serving on pages that misrepresent, misstate, or conceal information about the publisher, the publisher's content, or the primary purpose of the web property,"

This policy includes fake news sites, the spokesperson confirmed. Google already prevents its AdSense program from being used by sites that promote violent videos and imagery, pornography, and hate speech.

source: Retuers

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Paper documentation still on the rise — ePDS

Despite the prevalence of digitization today, consumers still prefer holding physical copies of their documents, specifically account statements, as compared to having a digital copy,according to ePDS, Inc., a local leader in Document Management Services (DMS) and Customer Communication Management Solutions.

“The demand for data printing continues to be strong despite the growing presence of digital media,” said Minetta Tangco, EVP and General Manager of ePDS. “This is particularly true for financial institutions, banks, and credit companies, as well as utility companies handling telecommunications, power, and water where majority of their clients expect to receive statements of their accounts via physical documents. Additionally, when it comes to bills, consumers value physical mail as a record-keeping tool, thereby serving as payment reminders,” said Tangco.

“Nevertheless, more and more companies are switching to the digital dimension driven by the increasing trends of big data, cloud technology, end user focus, social sharing information, and security. More and more companies are now targeting and working on achieving a workspace that depends less on paper,” added Tangco.

In today’s digitally connected world, the expectation that information will be available on demand and accessible on any device is likely to be the norm for companies to boost their efficiency. A digital Document Management System addresses the issues of traditional filing systems head on, helping to create more efficient and secure solutions to improve document workflows.

This shouldn’t be a surprise as electronic conversion eliminates the need for manual paper processes which may be prone to errors. It also does away with the need for the retrieval of physical files from filing cabinets or off-site storage. Document management software can transform the management and flow of information, making it possible to turn cluttered and sometimes confusing filing into structured, easy-to- access systems.


Tangco clarifies however that security is still a huge concern for companies contemplating on moving to a paperless environment. “Though most Filipinos appreciate the benefits and advantages of shifting to digital storage of their documents, obviously to save on physical storage space and amount of time accessing these in its physical form, including the convenience of mobile accessibility anytime, anywhere, the thought of jeopardizing the security of sensitive and confidential information over digital access and making it vulnerable to hacking is still a factor.”

This, according to Tangco, is why companies should strive to strike a balance between convenience and effective control in limiting access of use to the system. Achieving this would ensure increase in efficiency and productivity resulting to happier workforce and work environment.

Advising that companies should never forget to practice proper documentation management, Tangco clarifies that data can get out of order if not managed properly and can be lost permanently due to internal and external factors. “Documentation management, both through physical and digital means, should be a top priority in any business.”

Management and maintenance ensures that institutional records of vital historical, fiscal, and legal value are identified and preserved, and that non-essential records are discarded in a timely manner according to established guidelines and identified legislation. When properly enforced, records managements provide institutional accountability and timely access to information.

With proper document and records management, worries about data security also disappear. In a company setting, most document management systems have security restrictions that can control which employees have access to which files. This ensures that employees are seeing only the documents they should. In times of disaster, documentation enables an instant contingency plan as backups are made and can be stored off-premises.

With ePDS Document Management Services (DMS), clients are provided the solutions that strike the right balance between physical and digital document storage as ePDS specializes in both traditional and digital management systems.

“With the consumer’s preference of physical documents and many companies making the digital shift, we are now seeing a convergence of both traditional and digital document management systems,” said Tangco. “Companies should consider this as an opportunity to develop both their physical and digital document management systems to boost efficiency and profitability.”

For 13 years, ePDS, a subsidiary of ePLDT (the digital enterprise enabler of PLDT), has been supporting its clients in reaching out to their customers, partners, associates, and even regulatory bodies by providing variable data printing and mail processing and document management solutions through a wide range of media and output, including physical, digital archives, e-mail, short message service (SMS) and online web pages. For more information about their services, visit http://www.epdsi.ph/.

About ePDS

Established in 2003, ePDS is a joint venture of ePLDT and DataPost Pte. Ltd providing world-class customer communication and document management services for companies all over the Philippines. ePDS is the industry innovator in transforming its clients’ data into a powerful tool of communication to reach, connect, and engage with their clientele on a personal level through both traditional and digital media channels.

A part of the ePLDT Group of Companies headed by President & CEO Ernesto R. Alberto and Group COO Nerissa S. Ramos, ePDS is led by EVP & General Manager Tettet M. Tango.

For more information visit www.epdsi.ph.

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