Just Blaze Warns Producers Against Using Gmail

[Phil]

From Shade45:

"Last night Just Blaze was on Tony Touch’s Shade 45 Radio show, “Toca Tuesdays” and warned producers not to use Google's popular Gmail service.

Evidently, it leaves users vulnerable to hackers who phish accounts and steal rough versions of beats."

[Jigabod]

HA! I knew Google and Firefox couldn't be trusted. CONSPIRACY...

[T-Wrecks]

Hey,

How did "Firefox" get throwed into this?

[RAY / SPINTEC]

phishing is only possible if u dont using a firewall and a good virus protection on your system. as long as ur pc is protected, and your password is a good combination of letters and numbers u will be safe.

and firefox still is the best browser i ever seen.

[Demetrius Brown]

Hackers hack the email server not you computer.

[EQuinox PROfessionals]

Hey... all Im saying is, if just blaze, a college grad. who is also not only a REAL producer but a licenced engineer says not to use gmail to send/store beats because it "MAY" be POSSIBLE for that to happen... thats all the propting I need... besides thats what "yousendit" and other sites like those are for...

[Curtis Wilson]

I agree i use You send it.

[lew laing]

man! did he suggest any other browsers that he thought were more secure?

[Phil]

Nah, not even.

[The Product]

MAC! thats it.... carry on folks. And by the way Safari 4 is better than Firefox. i only have firefox cause some pc developers have a conspiracy against my MAC....lol but yeah yousendit, rapidshare, etc.. theres alot now, are the best way. i even aim some stuff to get it there quick. but MAC, pc's are so 90's. work with me folks, luv ya...

[TONY TRAXX]

SOMETIMES YOU GOTTA TAKE THAT RISK . JUST COPYWRIGHT YOUR BEATS . GO TO WWW.PMPWORLDWIDE.COM YOU CAN FIND THE COPYRIGHT FORMS AND INFO THERE ! YOU CAN EVEN DO IT ONLINE !

[Curtis Wilson]

digg it !!!

[NimbusRadio]

I'm with the product, three simple letters M A C. I use both firefox and safari, but I'll never send music through either. Gotta have your on server and some good firewall protection.

Regarding the copyright comment, you surely have to keep your music protected. Just make sure you're current with the paperwork. Hopefully, your tracks aren't popular in Istanbul for 5years before you find out! (just kidding, but it is something to think about.)