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We realized that we've never officially talked about the settings page for the mobile interface, so here's a quick rundown of the ways in which you can customize your Reader experience to suit your tastes (on your phone, you can find this page by looking for the "Settings" link at the bottom of the screen).




• Start page: Choose which folder or view you'd like to see when you first log in.
• Link reformatting: Though smartphone browsers can generally render any webpage well, you may still want to reformat webpage (removing most styles and compressing images) if you're on a low-bandwidth connection.

I’d like to add the following tools and resources for helping you fight and prevent copyright violation and content theft. Copyright violations and splogs can be reported to Google with the new Google Report Spam form. You can get more information on Google’s policies from their Google’s DMCA Statement and Policy.

WordPress.com and Google’s Blogger/Blogspot blogs offer easy flagging of spam blogs or splogs. Click the Flag This Blog button on the Blogger bar on Google Blogger/Blogspot blogs or report splogs directly via the Blogger Talk to Us page. On WordPress.com, you can mark splogs via the WordPress.com bar visible to members, choose Blog Info > Report as Spam. If you are not a member of WordPress.com, you can report splogs directly via the WordPress.com Contact Support form.

AntiLeech Splog Stopper and Digital Fingerprints WordPress Plugins (my reviews of these options) can be used to track content thieves by inserting digital “fingerprints” into your content’s feed which then can be used to search search engines to find the unique content or “fingerprints”.