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Jonathan J
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- Nitram_The_Ugly6 years agoNew Contributor
Yeah, we got notified in January, we scanned every PC and device and got nothing. I went through the wireless to make sure had no ports open, and that it was secure. I even updated my Raspberry Pi. I didn't find any issues. Then we didn't get any further emails for weeks, so assumed everything was good. Then you, without notice, you disconnected our service, peremptorily. When my wife called, she was treated rudely, and when she asked if she could talk to a supervisor or security to find a path forward, she was told "I don't even know how to contact them." "You have to go away for 6 months!"
I am not an idiot when it comes to security. But I am not an expert either. (I am a software development manager.) The only thing I can figure is that it's a false positive. We have smart home devices and Amazon echos and so forth. It would help if I could see logs or a little more information instead of just disconnecting us. This is pretty awful customer service.
- Nitram_The_Ugly6 years agoNew Contributor
Thanks for the link. It would have been nice to have this information before. I do have gmail accounts from several domains hosted elsewhere - I don't send more than handful of mails per month, but they probably have other outgoing domains as my laptop travels. What a PITA to change your settings whenever home. If that is the problem, it's a crappy solution.
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