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Subject: IT stuff

Author:
Heaves

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Date Posted: 12:13:26 03/30/12 Fri

Thanks Tony. I figured my current company /could/ monitor emails if they wanted to but don't, but I know my future company will be doing this (or has permission to). I had opt in/out of this. If I opted out of this monitoring, then my web access would be restricted significantly. But from what you told me, it'll probably be too risky to run gtalk on my work computer. Most people use iPhones over there (T-mobile is the iPhone carrier), and mine has already been ordered through the company (at least I get my phone and plan paid for). The iphone has some apps that link into gtalk. It also has the free Vonage app that will allow you to text/talk for free with anyone in the world that has and is using the Vonage app (you all should get this). There's also Skype too. I'm trying to figure out the best, cheapest and most convenient ways to keep in touch.

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