Can they send you warnings? Yes, if they really wanted to, but they have never been known to do so. If they want to contact you they do it through more obvious means such as showing up at your house, apartment, dorm, school, or place of business and inviting you (firmly) to come speak with them. There are some organizations such as US-CERT that can send you alerts/warnings if you have signed up to receive them, but they don't send them out unsolicited.
That question sounds very much like one someone might ask when they have visited a questionable web site and been hit with a "scareware" warning. Scareware is a type of social engineering - often combined with another kind of malware - intended to induce fear, anxiety, shock, or other wise induce the victim to feel threatened. It often is intended to trick a victim into installing some malware on their computer (under the guise of protection) or purchasing some worthless software or getting them to send money to the perpetrator as a "fine" (effectively blackmail) .
The best way is to send the document to your e-mail as an attachment and retrieve it that way through your iPad.
by sending it by email
No, but you can put them on a folder on a computer and then send them to your ipad.
you send it via your email
Import songs into iTunes. Sync with iPad.
Email it to the iPad's email account.
I can't send a zip file from my ipad to my laptop, and i can't change the file extension. I have tried everything and I can't send the file from my ipad to my laptop. I have also used all of my emails; @gmail.com and @outlook.com.
iMessege is free on the iPad and than can be used to send Messages from the iPad to other iPads, iPhones and iPod Touch's!
The messaging on the ipad is only between apple products, and if you are on a wifi connection it will work without using any cellular time.
play send images, messages what ever
you can't
you can sync ipad air to dropbox then sync dropbox to Nexus 7