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The Home PC Firewall Guide is intended to provide relatively non-technical information to computer users about Internet security. Product selection and use are up to you. If you have problems with an Internet security product, you should contact the vendor.

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Links -- Our site contains links to hundreds of other websites. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of these other sites. If you discover spyware, scumware, malware (virus, trojan, worm), privacy invasive cookies or web bugs on these sites, please notify the webmaster of that site and let us know too. Notes: Some cookies and web bugs perform useful services for end users and websites. You can use the security features of your browser and/or get software to block, manage or remove them.

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