When setting up an email account, the most common protocol to select is POP3. But you may have noticed that you have a choice between POP3 and IMAP. One is better than the other depending on your needs. This article will help you determine which one you need based on the type of email user you are.
First, what are the key differences between POP3 and IMAP?
These DTL email tips can keep you, your computer, and your mailbox happy. Ignore them at your own peril.
Most DTL users get little to no spam. I personally might receive two or three junk messages in a month. So it surprises me when I hear that someone is receiving unwanted email. Despite all our spam-fighting safeguards, a few of you may be getting picked on, and that irks me into action.
While looking into this, I discovered an interesting fact that might shock you. I am about to reveal a simple test to determine your chances of being spammed. It’s so easy, you probably already know how to do it …
