The Mac Geek Cab number 3-22 for Monday, March 28th, 2011. Go waiting spot. Good readings folks and welcome to the Mac Observers Mac Geek Yep, the show where you ask the questions you send in the tips we try to provide answers and in general try to increase your knowledge of all things

Mac and Apple related.

Here in Durham, New Hampshire, I'm Dave Hamilton.

Here in Fairfield, Connecticut, where Spring has sprung.

I think, because some of the flowers in my yard are peeking out from under whatever.

China Frawn here in Fairfield, Connecticut and then back...

Back in Durham.

I'm Pilot Pete, I'm here with Dave and John.

Hi John.

Good to be here guys.

It's good to have you here, man. I've missed having you. It's nice being had. Yeah. The I'll tell you what though it ain't spring here. It's still on the 30s. Yeah. Yeah, it's cold.

Now which is relatively speaking I guess is spring. And yesterday was windy. Oh brutal. All right let's dive right in so we got an email

from Scott we were talking about security and and fire sheep and all of that stuff and and Scott says

Facebook he wants to remind everyone and it is a good reminder public service

announcement Facebook has rolled out the ability to

connect using SSL. In layman's terms that means to connect securely and those who use Facebook on open Wi-Fi networks should definitely

enable this option but even if you don't it certainly doesn't hurt to

ensure that all your communications with Facebook are secure.

And the way to do this is to log into Facebook with your web browser.

Go to the account tab,

from that menu that drops down, choose account settings,

and then in there, account security is a section.

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