URL Void (The URL... NOT to Avoid)

[Blake Barker]

Today, almost everyone gets spam messages in their inbox or spam folders. Some of these emails contain links to sites that might interest you — but is it safe? Today, I’ll help YOU be the judge of that. There are a few times that I’ve opened links from my spam mail and found that though the url was a useful one, it infected my computer. A simple solution before opening the link? Go to URLVOID. Copy and paste the URL into the website and you’ll see results in seconds! 

If you check this blog’s url, our secret master plan will be revealed. You will know that we are trying to secretly help the world with technology reviews and posts… and maybe encourage you to read a little because you won’t listen to your parents or teachers. (Don’t tell your teacher you prefer reading us, rather than their school books.) 

Getting back on track, this is one of the most helpful website scanners I’ve ever used. I recommend you to use it, and keep you computer threat-free!