US and UK 'crack on-line encryption'
US and UK intelligence have reportedly cracked the encryption codes protecting the emails, banking and medical records of hundreds of millions of people. read more
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Minor version upgrades
All minor version upgrades are free for registered customers. A minor upgrade might add small features, or fix any bugs that were found in the program. Minor version upgrades are released frequently.
You can tell if an upgrade is a minor upgrade by looking at the version number. If the first part of the number hasn't changed, it's a minor upgrade - so if you have version 1.04 of a program, then versions 3,0,0,5, 3.0,0,10, 3,0,0,13, 3,0,0,22 and 3,0,0,75 would all be examples of minor version upgrades.
Major version upgrades
Upgrading to a new major version of a program will (usually) require a small upgrade fee. The upgrade fee will normally be 50% or less of the price you would otherwise pay for the new version. A major version upgrade adds lots of new features, and may even have been rewritten from scratch. Major upgrades aren't released very often - typically once every 1 to 3 years.
You will not be forced to upgrade your program to a new major version - you can continue to use an old version if you wish, and you can continue to receive support for that product. Older versions may not necessarily receive future improvements or upgrades, however.
You can tell if an upgrade is a major upgrade by looking at the version number. If the first part of the number changes, it's a major upgrade. If you have version 3,0,0,28, then version 4,0,0,0 is a major upgrade.