"Ken Blake" <> wrote in message
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> "Ryka" <Ryka@dancin'shoes.com> wrote in message
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>> Is the phishing filter necessary? Websites load very slowly when the
>> phishing filter is turned on. If it's important for security I'll turn it
>> back on, otherwise, it is okay to leave it off?
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> Necessary? No.
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> It alerts you to web sites and E-mail messages that may not be what they
> purport to be and may steal your private info if you enter it. If you
> think you are astute enough to be able to recognize such by yourself, and
> you don't need that help, you may certainly turn it off.
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> Personally, I think I'm pretty good at recognizing phishing without
> Microsoft's help, but I keep it on anyway. I want all the extra protection
> I can get, because I know that however good I am, I'm not perfect.
>
> Your choice.
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It is indeed personal choice. I do not use it, but I know a few people who
do, it depends on your level of knowledge and how confident you are.
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