1. The inbox is the place where e-mail messages are received in an e-mail client or online e-mail account.

2. The Inbox is the default location for all incoming mail, unless rules are set to forward messages to another e-mail address, folder, or program.

3. All e-mail clients like Microsoft Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird and online e-mail accounts like Gmail and Outlook.com have an Inbox folder.

1. In normal text ads, you define the display URL yourself: If your website address begins with a subdomain (for example, "support" in "support.google.com"), your display URL May include that subdomain.

2. In expanded text ads, your display URL is a combination of your website's domain (and, where applicable, subdomains) and the text in your “Path” field.

1. Junk email is called spam. Spam is an email that you did not request, and which usually promotes advertising or other unwanted content.

2. Spoofing is a special type of cyber-attack in which someone attempts to deceive other computer networks by using a computer, device, or network to identify themselves as a legitimate entity.

1. The full name of FTP is File Transfer Protocol.

2. It is a network protocol used to transfer files between two computers.

3. FTP is a two-way protocol, which means both computers can send and receive files from each other.

4. FTP runs in two main modes-

- Unprotected Mode: This mode transfers files without any protection.

- Secure Mode: This mode uses encryption to transfer files using SSL or TLS.