Skype was once the king of video conferencing, but since Discord, Microsoft Teams, and Slack have risen in popularity, Skype has fallen by the wayside. If you no longer use Skype, you might have thought about deleting your account, but it’s much easier said than done. Microsoft acquired the rights to Skype, and that means it’s part of your overall...

We’re all familiar with www, which is the abbreviation for the world wide web. However, many people are still confused about the meaning of this term. Despite a common misbelief, www is not another name for the Internet. In fact, it’s the prefix of a domain name you can see when opening any web page. Ok then, but what is...

Ad blockers are software that you can install on your device to manage ads and pop-up scripts while browsing the web or using various applications. Pop-ups are annoying because they interrupt your thought process and are sometimes dangerous because they increase page load times and allow unknown third parties to invade your privacy by tracking your browser movements across the...

A subnet is a physical segment of a TCP / IP network that uses IP addresses with a common network identifier. To subdivide a network into multiple subnets, you must use a different network ID for each segment. Unique subnet IDs are created by splitting the host ID into two groups of bits. The first of them serves to identify a segment of the interconnected network, the second – to identify a specific node. This mechanism is called subnet working. It is not necessary on an isolated network (i.e., not connected to the Internet).

Dropbox is the most famous cloud storage tool. The program is safe, convenient, but new products have appeared on the market offering more extensive functionality. If you are considering deleting Dropbox, it is important to understand the process and implications. If you have a paid Dropbox subscription but no longer wish to use their services, you can cancel your subscription. Instead, you will receive a free service - 2 GB storage, and thus you will no longer be charged. When you decide to uninstall Dropbox, the program will erase all your data stored on network servers, personal information, and accounts - it takes about 30 days. After that, you will not be able to enter your account. Dropbox will also no longer sync all your data and disconnect your device from the program. If you used shared folders for work or study, the program would not delete them - other users will still be able to see them. Also, the program will not change and delete files that are stored on your device.