[ScanMyPage] Do's & Don't's

[ScanMyPage] Do's & Don't's

Do's:
* Monitor website over the internet 24x7 automatically.
* Send alert upon suspicious changes detected in your website.
* No installation is required.

Don't's:
* No recovery upon suspicious changes detected.
* We don't access your physical website data as we only monitor your website based on the URL you have set for monitoring.

More information:
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