Friday, January 9, 2009

Learning about email and attachments are important, because they help away from spammers. They teach you how to protect your own identity so no one can see it. You should always be careful.

You would likely send a blind copy to yourself so the people that your sending messages to can't see you private information. That way your address can be protected from strangers and spammers.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Why is learning about email and attachments important? Why would you want to send a blind copy email instead of a carbon copy email to someone?

Learning about email and attachments are important, because they help away from spammers. They teach you how to protect your own identity so no one can see it.

You would likely send a blind copy to yourself so the people that your sending messages to can't see you private information. That way your address can be protected from strangers and spammers.

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

The most exiting activity I did this Christmas break was spending time in my cousin's house and playing Wii. We have fun playing it. At Christmas Eve, we open a few presents after eating some pizza. I got a gift card for $15, and my cousins got a lot more, but I knew I would get more tomorrow.

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

I consider this type of behavior unethical. I think he would get in trouble with the teachers and principle of the school. Even though Robert didn't harm anyone, he can still change his mind and do it again. He might also encourage other students to do it. This might alarm the police to handle this type of situation, because what Robert was doing is the same thing as hacking. And this is against the law.

Monday, December 8, 2008

Teen Hacking

Teens might want to hack the phone company, the military, or NASA just for fun. They think they might not get in trouble, but when someone find out, he/she might receive serious punishments, such as, computer loss, having to pay, or community service. Some hackers believe that unless they don't harm someone, commit theft, vandalism, or breach any confidentiality, it is ethical. But for the rest of us, hacking is unethical. Hacking someone's computer can also lead you to jail, because hacking is against the law.