[Summit] Burglary on 11th St. (Ophelia12)

[Breslers]

Good points
It is also easy to back up impoortant data to thumb drives and drop them in
a safe deposit box.


On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 1:27 PM, Anthony <anthony.f.arrigo at gmail.com> wrote:

> So sorry to hear that.  But for others, this is an unfortunate reminder
> that you absolutely must use password protection on your computers and your
> mobile phones.
>
> It may seem like an inconvenience to have to type in a password every time
> you go to use your computer or phone until something like this happens and
> you realize that thieves now have access to ALL of your information -- bank
> statements, contact lists, phone numbers, tax returns, web history, photos,
> email, and anything else that might reside on your computer.
>
> There is only so much you can do to prevent a break-in, but make sure
> whoever is breaking in only gets the hardware, which is replaceable.  It's
> the financial, personal, and intellectual information that is stored on the
> computer/phone that makes you very vulnerable and which is irreplaceable.
>
> You might also consider using cloud-based storage as a backup so that you
> still have access to your documents in case something happens to your
> computer. Google, Dropbox, and many other companies offer free storage (up
> to a certain amount). Flickr offers free storage of your photos up to one
> terabyte.
>
> Finally, if you use Apple products they have built-in services that allow
> you to geo-locate your phone and computer and to erase the devices remotely
> if necessary. There are even programs that, when activated by you, take
> photos through the camera of the perpetrators and email them to you with
> GPS coordinates.  I'm sure there are similar things available for PC's, too.
>
> This might sound like overkill or "Big Brother" until it happens to you.
> Protect yourself.
>
> Anthony Arrigo
>
>
>
>
>
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> Message: 2
> Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2013 14:22:44 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Ophelia12 <ophelia12 at ymail.com>
> To: "summit at sna.providence.ri.us" <summit at sna.providence.ri.us>
> Subject: [Summit] Burglary on 11th St.
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>
> Hi neighbors,
>
> Unfortunately, one of my neighbors on 11th St. had their home burgled
> yesterday, sometime between 9:15 am and 4:00 pm. The burglar broke a very
> small window in the basement and used that to enter the home. The burglar
> took computers and jewelry.
>
> Please take a look around your home and secure ingress/egress as best you
> can, and be aware of anything unusual in your area. And please take care.
>
>
>
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