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Hotfreeze:
Wrong.
Only Ipob pigs, gullible PDP miscreants and those without adequate knowledge of politics are disappointed in Omisore.

Saraki, Atiku and co are wishing they had the chance Omisore has.

PDP treated Omisore badly but they're disappointed that Omisore snubbed them? Just hear yourself

akeentech:
Smartphones have turned out to be ubiquitous, prompting a torrent of ways the smartphone violates your privacy. While you can install privacy focused applications to improve the situation.

#1. Photo Location Metadata

Did you realize that by default, each photo you take on Android smartphone and iOS has location information that’s embedded inside it? This means that every single photo you take with your smartphone has the potential to reveal your Online Photos and Personal Privacy;

You love sharing your best photos online, however how much are you truly revealing to the world? You could be sharing more than you might think with strangers.

To disable this tagging on Android phone, open the Camera app. Click the three dots Menu button then choose Settings. Then disable the Save location options here.

For iOS, navigate to Settings > Privacy > Location Services. Choose Camera from the list and select Never to disable the location tagging.

#2. Secret Screen Recording

It's a general fear that applications are using your smartphone’s microphone to record all that you say. Be that as it may, shouldn’t something be said about apps recording what’s on your screen?

Unfortunately, this mobile equivalent to that of keylogging is a reality.

You can imagine the kind of damage this could cause. A Lot of information appears on your phone’s screen each day that you would rather not share with others. Embarrassing web searches, indecent photos Private text conversations, passwords , and the like could all be out in the open.

#3. App Permissions

iOS and Android phone permissions can be abused in different ways. Try not to give your phone a chance to leak your data to advertisers. Here is how you can take control of application permissions. Whenever apps need to use sensitive information for instance your microphone or location, you have to grant permission first.

You may let an app use your phone microphone to record voice messages, however it is secretly listening to the TV shows you are watching to enable advertisers build a profile around you. Or then again applications with access to your contacts could upload or transfer them to spam lists.

#4. Browser Tracking

Your phone is not immune to the unavoidable tracking that happens everywhere throughout the web. Whenever you visit sites, they gather information about your location.

The convenience of location tracking comes at a precarious cost: your safety and privacy, operating system, browser and the like. Social media buttons and Tracking beacons keep an eye on you and watch out for you, regardless of where you go.
These Android applications are greatly popular; however they likewise trade off your privacy and security. If you have them installed, you might need to uninstall.

#5. Sensors in Your Phone

Your phone contains a huge amount of sensors that measure physical data about the device. These include:

The accelerometer: This can gauge where your telephone is pointing, how quick you’re moving, and your steps for fitness applications.
Gyroscope: This tracks little motions. This is essential for panoramic photos and for few games.
A magnetometer: This tells your telephone which way is north when using compass apps or map.
GPS: This clearly gives your phone a chance to figure out of where you are on the planet.
Other small sensors: similar to the proximity sensor to detect when your telephone is by your ear, or the surrounding light sensor for auto-brightness.
A variety of applications (and your gadget’s OS) can access these sensors for different purposes. As said above with permissions, there’s no telling which applications log this data and use it against you. Utilizing the accelerometer, applications can tell how regularly your telephone sits still, or when you have it in your pocket.

#6. Free Public Wi-Fi Networks

Open and free Wi-Fi networks are available all over. While they’re positively helpful, you may love using open and free Wi-Fi – however so do hackers.

You can shield yourself from a some of these by using a VPN, however they’re in many cases blocked on these networks. In the event that you use the Wi-Fi in any case since you don’t have a choice, you’re opening yourself up to privacy leaks.

#7. Mobile Service Provider Tracking

We’ve discussed the ways the smartphone violates your privacy from your OS and apps, however do not forget about your wireless network service provider, either. Companies like Verizon, MTN, Airtel and AT&T can learn information about you in light of how you use their services.

For instance, which cell towers you connect with can reveal where you frequently go or where you are. Like your home ISP, your mobile service provider likewise has access to your internet browsing through its mobile data.

It’s one issue when free services infringe your privacy, but shouldn’t something be said about the service you’re paying a lot of money for?

Source: https://www.akeentech.com/ways-the-smartphone-violates-your-privacy/


Nice one.

deomelo:
We heard the same thing about Fayose, where is that clown today?.



These ipob jokers sef.

OyedejiIfedayo:
Pls my brother had a very high score in UTME and wrote this years WAEC. But on checking his waec result it displayed no result for this candidate.
I was unhappy when he told me he hasn't seen his result till the present moment even though he has made complaint.
Pls can anyone advise on what can still be done.

kinzhealth:
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/dailypost.ng/2018/06/03/prophet-ayodele-reveals-winners-ekiti-osun-governorship-elections/amp/

mayor2013:
Have your power steering pump inspected

Emjay1310:
I believe it's all technology and electricity they will use.
Try that in Nigeria, it's a dead on arrival move.
Only the private sector can implement that on Nigeria.

winningwinner:
Thanks for this, but I am truly disappointed. I married her with all my heart. We swore for better for worse; for richer for poorer. What's happening now is not what I bargained for. What's next for me. Advise, please.

somehow:
Dealer made around d #700k from this alone. Almost enough to buy another car.

happinesssssssss:
OK, but always remember DAT u will die one day

idupaul:
What has this got to do with the rich ...did you see that antimalarial and antibiotics are affected?

malele:
The Federal Government has raised duties on luxury goods such as yachts and sport utility vehicles (SUVs) imported into the country.

The increase contained in a circular by the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun to the Nigeria Customs Service.


Also affected are some food items that have local alternatives such as rice, salt and sugarcane, alcoholic spirit, beverages.

Import duty for sugar cane and salt will go from 10 per cent to 70 per cent; alcoholic spirit, beverages and tobacco from 20 per cent to 60 per cent; and rice from 10 per cent to 60 per cent.
Also included on the list are packaged cement, from 10 per cent to 50 per cent; cotton/ fabrics materials, from 35 per cent to 45 per cent; and used cars popular known as Tokunbo, from 10 per cent to 35 per cent respectively.
Medicaments such as anti-malarials and antibiotics; crude palm oil; wheat flour; tomatoes paste; and cassava products are also affected in the upward review of duties. But essential industrial sector accessories, including bolt, industrial oil and other equipment are to enjoy a downward review to spur local industrialisation.
According to the Finance Minister, President Buhari has already approved the new tariff regime.The circular reads in part:

"This is to confirm that Mr. President has approved the 2016 fiscal policy measures made up of the Supplementary Protection Measures (SPM) for implementation together with the ECOWAS CET 2015 – 2019 with effect from 17th October, 2016."Consequently, all transactions prior to the effective date of this circular shall be subjected to the tariff rates applicable before the coming into effect of this 2016 fiscal policy measures."
It added that the approved SPM was in line with the provision of the ECOWAS CET comprising the following:
“An Import Adjustment Tax (IAT) list with additional taxes on 173 tariff lines of the extant ECOWAS CET; national list consisting of items with reduced import duty rates to promote and encourage development in critical sectors of the economy; an import prohibition list (Trade), applicable only to certain goods originating from non-ECOWAS member states."
Adeosun declared that the current fiscal policy measures superseded those of 2015, and advised the customs and other stakeholders to ensure strict compliance.
Source: The Guardian


http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2017/01/fg-raises-import-duties-on-luxury-goods.html?m=1

Aiholi:
Think i've found mine... and Lalasticlala's

DjAndroid:
Belarus and Lithuania

Amabeast:
I wonder how you have endured from 2011 till now, All the signs are there that she won't make a good wife. You must not marry her because she has a child for you, and you won't be the first to do that.



My advice, just dump her ass already and move on, she is not worth keeping at all

jeyselassie:
your problem is a problem. first u need to learn to have a human heart. she apologised to u naaa. dont carry women so serious like maths wassce because no man can understand them completely. just do ur best and give her ur rules as well as hear her own rules. then u guys are good to go.