Hello All,
This is a re-post of an APCUG announcement
Ralph Sutter
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April 9, 2025
WEDNESDAY WORKSHOP
9 am PT, 10 am MT, 11 am CT, 12 pm ET
USING MULTIPLE GOOGLE DRIVES
Presenter: John Krout, Member, Presenter, and Author
Potomac Area Technology And Computer Society
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THE DARK WEB
Presenter: Bill James, Vice President
Computer Club of Oklahoma City
Register once here:
https://forms.gle/Ee69W2i5jxyFoAYb8 After you click Submit, you will receive the pop-up acknowledgment of your registration below. On April 8, after registration closes at 6 p.m.. Pacific Time, you will receive the encrypted Zoom link.
USING MULTIPLE GOOGLE DRIVES. Google's Gmail is a popular zero-cost way to obtain a free email account, although millions never realize that several other Google benefits are built into every account. A big benefit is Google Drive, providing 15 gigabytes of private storage on the cloud per account at zero cost. Google's only requirement is that you use the account. Cloud storage means permanent file storage is available to you on another computer via the Internet, just like on your hard or solid-state drive. You can access Gmail and Google Drive using a web browser on any computer or portable device if you have a Gmail account. Another benefit of Google Drive is that you can make a Google Drive file or even an entire folder available for others to download and create a URL to access your intended file. You will learn how to modify access rights to allow file downloading and how to generate a URL for allowing your file recipient to download the file.
THE DARK WEB. This presentation delves into the enigmatic realm of the dark Web, aiming to demystify this concealed segment of the Internet. We will explore its origins, structure, and the diverse ways it influences the digital and physical worlds. By examining the complexities of the dark Web, we will highlight its legitimate uses and its more notorious aspects. Bill aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the dark Web, equipping you with the knowledge and awareness needed to navigate and comprehend this often misunderstood digital frontier.
