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22nd Jul 2007
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 Is it advisable to network two computers with blue tooth? I have two computers. Sometimes I need to take a Word or Excel file from the other computer. I use Pen Drive for this purpose but I understand that a convenient method is available to access the data of the other computer by means of blue tooth. I want to know is it possible at all? What will I require to do so? A person has told me if I use blue tooth for networking, my computers can catch virus if a person in the neighbourhood uses some electronic or blue tooth device. Is it correct? Kindly advise.       |
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22nd Jul 2007
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| Is it advisable to network two computers with blue tooth? Blue tooth like WiFi can have many security issues, I'd stick with the USB stick.
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| Is it advisable to network two computers with blue tooth? Blue-tooth is probably more secure because it has much less range.
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