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very interesting and it might be handy to bring this to the attention of the responsible developers that their are security issues.
Bottom line of the story: Make sure applications only can send/receive …
answered Jun 6 '12 by Tamara Wijsman
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Account in your browser.
Type your Windows Live password.
Under Account security, click on Manage next to Security Info.
Under Alternate email address you can change your alternate e-mail addresses.
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answered Apr 25 '12 by Tamara Wijsman
