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FACTS ABOUT MEN !!
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1. They Can never love one girl.
2. They Love sex more than love.
3. Are Talented in lying.
4. They Talk softly while conning
ladies.
.5. They Are Heart breakers.
6. They Can promise girls heaven on
earth.
7. They Love you before sex, when
you do it they hate you.
8. They Fear pregnancy, but hate
protected sex.
9. Are Specialists in confusing girls.
10. 80% of conning Men are broke.
11. They're wicked.
12. Using and dumping girls is their
hobby.
13. They want to bear the title am the
one that disvirgined this girl.
14. Many of them are jobless.
15. A lot of them are pretenders.
16. To Them I love you means I want
to have sex with you.
17. Men don't believe in relationship
without sex.
18. All they want is sex. No sex no
dating.
19. They HAVE girlfriends, on 2go,
facebook and whatsapp but still
they'll keep asking girls out.
20. They love doing sex through out
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Step one: Use a password manager.



The current climate of mass surveillance has led many people to ask if there are ways to protect their privacy online. There are, and Electronic Frontiers Australia recommends the following steps to minimise your individual online security risks.

Bear in mind two points. First, much of the information available from our near-ubiquitous Internet access is easily accessible not just to intelligence agencies, but also to online service providers, their advertisers, people who might want to steal your identity, and, increasingly, anyone with reasonable technical skill.

Second, a significant amount of online security risk is social, not technical. Easily guessed passwords used across a number of services and so-called "social engineering", in which a victim is tricked into providing login and/or identity information. For both issues, make security a conscious choice.

1. Use a password manager
A password manager makes it easy to have a unique password for every site and ensures that if one service is hacked, other services will not be vulnerable. Some are free, many are low cost, and they are available for all platforms, including mobile.

2. Disable GPS and Wi-Fi on your mobile device until you need them
GPS: Your mobile provider is able to identify your approximate location using cell towers. If you have a smart device with GPS enabled, much more precise location information is available to a whole range of entities, including your platform provider and app developers.

Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi broadcasts detailed information about your device, the apps on it, your location, and Internet usage. Disabling Wi-Fi except when you are using it will prevent promiscuous broadcast of personal information. Power management apps will help you avoid having to remember by turning Wi-Fi off whenever the screen is dark, which will also maximise your battery life.

3. Read the access privileges for apps carefully, and make good choices
In the digital world if a service is free then you are the product. Many free services and apps collect detailed information about you that allows them to sell highly-target advertising. Next time you download a "free" app, check the information it is asking to access, and decide if this app really deserves those privileges.

4. Guard your date of birth and telephone number
Never display your full date of birth. It is a key piece of information that many providers use for verification. The same goes for telephone numbers, especially if you lose your telephone and are trying to re-create your contact list.

5. Make yourself more difficult to find on social media
Consider using a pseudonym on social media sites. You can also use unique email addresses for each website you join. Most online email providers allow you to do this by appending extra letters (eg "fb+" to your existing email address. This will make it difficult for strangers to search for you on social media sites and if you start receiving spam at that address, you’ll know exactly where the spammers found your address.

6. Keep your work and personal presences separate
If you have a work email account, keep it for work only. Your employer has the right to access your work email account, so you really should keep your private emails separate. This will also save you the significant trouble involved in telling all your contacts and updating all your logins if/when you change employers.

You might also consider creating multiple social media identities: work, very private, and "publicly" personal, with different names and different contact lists as much as possible.

7. Encrypt your connections
Encryption is the process of encoding information so that it is only intelligible to those given access to read it. Many online services, such as Facebook, Twitter and Gmail, now offer encrypted connections. Ensure that your browser uses an encrypted connection wherever it’s supported by installing the "HTTPS Everywhere" plug-in. Email is an inherently insecure communications medium, but there are options available for encryption, such as Pretty Good Privacy. Unfortunately, your email messages will only be encrypted if the people you are communicating with also use a compatible encryption service, so this limits its usefulness.

8. Collective action
While these measures can provide you with some individual protections, the fact remains that the most powerful action is collaborative.

Globally, we should demand that all countries focus efforts on implementing the International Principles on the Application of Human Rights to Communications Surveillance. These are 13 principles that set out for the first time an evaluative framework for assessing surveillance practices in the context of international human rights obligations.

In Australia, citizens should also be demanding a much more fundamental and long-term solution: a bill of digital rights. Australians deserve a set of principles that underpin decisions made about legislation that regulates online freedom, access, fair use, and privacy.

Is Nigeria this bad? Here in my country things isn't like this

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How's corruption going to end this way? Some people still have the nerve to call this talent, talent ko, tenant ni. I hope you get the message I pass across before quoting me

Thanks @OP. I have never seen such of this post on NL before.

As long as he got the fuel, he's making sense...

Moral: Try this same method

Is okay

But OP, you can lie oh!

RIP... Others should learn from this, I hope soo

Is that another joke?