New Google Chrome Exploit – Confirm Upgrade to Keep Safe
By Gordon Kelly July 17, 2021 In an official blog post, Google revealed that a new ‘zero-day’ exploit (CVE-2021-30563) has been discovered in Chrome and — like the previous attack — it follows an anonymous tip-off. Unlike the majority of security flaws, a zero-day classification means the exploit has been made public before the company could patch it. […]
Point Break Showing at Barge Canal Market – 30th Anniversary
Enjoyed watching Point Break outside last Saturday at Barge Canal Market. with Heavenly. Thanks for hosting! It was a great night for a movie. I didn’t realize it’s been 30 years since Point Break was released! Photo from event by Barge Canal Market:
Facebook Ads – Changes to Attribution and Audiences
Facebook has announced the following message which affects how we are able to track conversions for Facebook Ads clients: Changes to attribution settings Apple has announced changes with iOS 14 that will impact how we receive and process events from tools like the Facebook SDK and Facebook pixel.. In response to these changes, we have […]
Fix Gmail Email Download Issues After Gmail Server Issues
The Google server outage earlier this week caused issues with emails managed within Gmail. Some Gmail users have had issues with downloading email from their domain-based emails that are managed within their Gmail accounts. If you feel you are missing emails or you test send an email to yourself and don’t receive it, you may […]
MailPoet has been bought by WooCommerce/Automattic
Today MailPoet announced that they are joining WooCommerce which is also owned by Automattic, the firm behind WordPress. This should help strengthen the compatibility with future versions of WordPress and WooCommerce and help ensure that development of MailPoet continues indefinitely. Click here to read more including FAQs regarding the deal. Many of our clients use […]