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Nice one OP. I really learnt a lot from this tips.

1st is submitting my best articles at http://frankapptech.com to article syndicators

2nd is posting regularly.


Thanks once again

larisoft:
I admire the algorithm...

But no thanks about the restricted source code...and asking for a little fee to have said code.

Anyone who knows the value of this algorithm knows how to get it.

Thanks for admiring the algorithm bro.


About the restricted source code, I wish to make it available by 25th of April. For now, a lot of Unizik students want it and you won't expect me to give it all out for free after spending some hours of thinking to write it

Transportation problem is one of the sub-classes of Linear Programming Problems. The structure of transportation problem involves a large number of shipping routes from several supply origins to several demand destinations. The objective is to determine the number of units which should be shipped from an origin to a destination in order to satisfy the required quantity of goods or services at each demand destination, within the limited quantity of goods or services available at each supply origin, at the minimum transportation cost.

There are several methods available to obtain an initial basic feasible solution but here, we will be using the Least Cost Method as well as C# programming language to write the program.
The Least Cost Method

This method finds a better starting solution by concentrating on the cheapest routes. The method starts by assigning as much as possible to the cell with the smallest unit cost. Next, the satisfied row or column is crossed out and the amounts of supply and demand are adjusted accordingly. If both a row and a column are satisfied simultaneously, only one is crossed out. Next, look for the uncrossed-out cell with the smallest unit cost and repeat the process until exactly one row or column is left uncrossed out, then all the remaining variables are basic and are assigned the only feasible allocation.
Solving Transportation Problem Using Least Cost Method and C# Programming Language

There’s been a lot of hype concerning this topic. Even when you search on Google about a source code of any programming language that can perform this task in question, you will never get any valuable answer apart from an online calculator that solves it but without the source code been made available.

Here in this guide, am giving you a C# source code to a program that can solve a transportation problem using the Least Cost Method (LCM).

The program can solve a transportation problem of 2×2, 2×3, 3×3, 3×4 etc. It also has an Iteration table where it explains how the iteration and solving was done. Most importantly, the program is very accurate and effective.
How it Works (Output)

Whenever you start the program, the first window that shows up is the splash screen. That is the window that shows up while the program loads all the necessary libraries required for it work and it also explain a bit what the program is all about including the name of the program and the company that wrote it.

See Splash screen image below...



After the splash screen, the next window that shows up is the one that asks for the number of rows and columns that you want the program to solve.

See image below...

After entering the values, you will need to click on Start button to create the entering variables and table.

The next window is the form that allows you to enter the values of all the sources, destinations, demands and supplies.

See image below...

After entering the values, you will need to click on Calculate button to begin the solving process.

The next window is the form that displays the result which includes the iteration table and the Total Minimum Cost (Z)

See image below...

You can see everything is made so simple, easy and clear. That is the power of variables and codes.

As aforementioned, this program solves many dimensions of transportation problems.




Source Code

Here is a little source code of this program. The FULL source code will be made available for free to the general public by December 25th, 2017. There is a reason for that. But if you urgently need the source code you can drop a comment below indicating that you need it or send an email to frank.umeadi@frankappweb.com or you can also call/WhatsApp +2348066017971. It attracts a little amount of money, but I assure you, you will get a good value for your money.



private void buttonCalculate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

if (richTextBoxR11.Text == "" || richTextBoxR12.Text == "" || richTextBoxR13.Text == "" || richTextBoxR21.Text == "" || richTextBoxR22.Text == "" || richTextBoxR23.Text == "" || richTextBoxR31.Text == "" || richTextBoxR32.Text == "" || richTextBoxR33.Text == "" || richTextBoxS1.Text == "" || richTextBoxS2.Text == "" || richTextBoxD1.Text == "" || richTextBoxD2.Text == "" || richTextBoxD3.Text == ""

{
MessageBox.Show("Please fill all required fields!", "Incomplete data Input!", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error);
return;
}
GetMin();
Iteration1();
timer1.Enabled = true;
}



I hope this guide helps you to keep up with your school assignment or project. If you have any contribution to this program, you can also drop your views here using the comment box. Thanks so much for stopping by.

https://frankappweb.com/source-code-transportation-problem-least-cost-method/

Transportation problem is one of the sub-classes of Linear Programming Problems. The structure of transportation problem involves a large number of shipping routes from several supply origins to several demand destinations. The objective is to determine the number of units which should be shipped from an origin to a destination in order to satisfy the required quantity of goods or services at each demand destination, within the limited quantity of goods or services available at each supply origin, at the minimum transportation cost.

There are several methods available to obtain an initial basic feasible solution but here, we will be using the Least Cost Method as well as C# programming language to write the program.
The Least Cost Method

This method finds a better starting solution by concentrating on the cheapest routes. The method starts by assigning as much as possible to the cell with the smallest unit cost. Next, the satisfied row or column is crossed out and the amounts of supply and demand are adjusted accordingly. If both a row and a column are satisfied simultaneously, only one is crossed out. Next, look for the uncrossed-out cell with the smallest unit cost and repeat the process until exactly one row or column is left uncrossed out, then all the remaining variables are basic and are assigned the only feasible allocation.
Solving Transportation Problem Using Least Cost Method and C# Programming Language

There’s been a lot of hype concerning this topic. Even when you search on Google about a source code of any programming language that can perform this task in question, you will never get any valuable answer apart from an online calculator that solves it but without the source code been made available.

Here in this guide, am giving you a C# source code to a program that can solve a transportation problem using the Least Cost Method (LCM).

The program can solve a transportation problem of 2×2, 2×3, 3×3, 3×4 etc. It also has an Iteration table where it explains how the iteration and solving was done. Most importantly, the program is very accurate and effective.
How it Works (Output)

Whenever you start the program, the first window that shows up is the splash screen. That is the window that shows up while the program loads all the necessary libraries required for it work and it also explain a bit what the program is all about including the name of the program and the company that wrote it.

See Splash screen image below...



After the splash screen, the next window that shows up is the one that asks for the number of rows and columns that you want the program to solve.

See image below...

After entering the values, you will need to click on Start button to create the entering variables and table.

The next window is the form that allows you to enter the values of all the sources, destinations, demands and supplies.

See image below...

After entering the values, you will need to click on Calculate button to begin the solving process.

The next window is the form that displays the result which includes the iteration table and the Total Minimum Cost (Z)

See image below...

You can see everything is made so simple, easy and clear. That is the power of variables and codes.

As aforementioned, this program solves many dimensions of transportation problems.




Source Code

Here is a little source code of this program. The FULL source code will be made available for free to the general public by December 25th, 2017. There is a reason for that. But if you urgently need the source code you can drop a comment below indicating that you need it or send an email to frank.umeadi@frankappweb.com or you can also call/WhatsApp +2348066017971. It attracts a little amount of money, but I assure you, you will get a good value for your money.



private void buttonCalculate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

if (richTextBoxR11.Text == "" || richTextBoxR12.Text == "" || richTextBoxR13.Text == "" || richTextBoxR21.Text == "" || richTextBoxR22.Text == "" || richTextBoxR23.Text == "" || richTextBoxR31.Text == "" || richTextBoxR32.Text == "" || richTextBoxR33.Text == "" || richTextBoxS1.Text == "" || richTextBoxS2.Text == "" || richTextBoxD1.Text == "" || richTextBoxD2.Text == "" || richTextBoxD3.Text == ""

{
MessageBox.Show("Please fill all required fields!", "Incomplete data Input!", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error);
return;
}
GetMin();
Iteration1();
timer1.Enabled = true;
}



I hope this guide helps you to keep up with your school assignment or project. If you have any contribution to this program, you can also drop your views here using the comment box. Thanks so much for stopping by.

https://frankappweb.com/source-code-transportation-problem-least-cost-method/

Nice one OP.

Probably, there is no one that does not want his/her website performance optimized to a greater speed. WordPress is a great platform. One weakness that it suffers from, however, is it can be quite slow. Without taking the right precautions, you could end up with a sluggish site.

That’s not only a hassle for your returning visitors but will cause you to lose subscribers and customers.

In this guide, I’ll cover all of the best ways that I’ve found to consistently speed up your WordPress powered website within just some minutes.
Why Website Speed Is Vital

When a person lands on your site for the first time, you only have a few seconds to capture their attention to convince them to hang around. If the person waits for more than 5 seconds and the page is not loaded yet, there is likely a chance that the visitor will close the page immediately.

In fact, if your site takes too long to load, most people are gone and lost before you even had a chance.

Not only has that, but Google now included site speed in its ranking algorithm. That means that your site’s speed affects SEO. So if your site is slow, you’re now losing visitors as a result of reduced ranking in search engines.
How to determine your website performance or speed

If you want to check the speed of your website, you can use the following website performance monitoring methods.

Google Page Speed Insights to view your current score.
Perform Pingdom Website Speed Test on your website.

Now straight to business…
Top Ways To Speed Up Your WordPress Site

1. Disable Hotlinking of Images and Leeching of Your Content

A common way to steal images from websites is by loading them from the original source. The image will load from your servers and will be displayed on third party websites without your permission. This is too bad and it increases your server load and bandwidth usage.

A lot of copy and paste bloggers do this often, and if you are one of those top bloggers that act as role model to others, you are likely to be always copied from. I already know lots of them that copy mine and paste exactly as it was written without any credit. Don’t worry, God is watching you from 3D

Even if the person will give credit back to your website, if you catch him/her, tell the person to download the images and upload themselves. Wait, you know you can’t find and tell all of them right? See what to do…

Here is how you can disable hotlinking of images from your WordPress site.

Simply add this code to the .htaccess file in your WordPress site’s root directory.

#disable hotlinking of images with forbidden or custom image option

RewriteEngine on

RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$

RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http(s)?://(www\.)?frankapptech.com [NC]

RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http(s)?://(www\.)?google.com [NC]

RewriteRule \.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif)$ – [NC,F,L]

Don’t forget to replace frankapptech.com with your own domain name.

This code blocks hotlinking while still allowing images to be viewed in search results and on your website.

Can’t find the .htaccess file? Refer to this wonderful tutorial on how to find the .htaccess file in WordPress.
2. Image Optimization

This particular issue is a very serious one that can slow down your website to a crawl, especially if you have a large number of images on a page. Use images with the proper size.

Earlier to this post, I have used an image of size 2MB for no just reason. I never knew that it is among the stuffs making my website to load with the speed of a snail. The worst part of it is that I have that type of image twice on my website, and do you know what? They all load up in every page of this website because they are being placed in the sidebar. The dimensions was about 3000 x 2500 px each, while my sidebar needed only 300px wide.

I have to sit down and download all the images(not all the images on my website, just the two and my logo as well) locally to my PC and deleted them from the server, also noting there names on the server as well. I have to open each of the images with Adobe Photoshop(I recommend this for you too) and resized the images to a better size. After that, go to file menu and click save for web, not ordinary save. This option gives you a great result like a magic. You will get a very clear and optimized image at a very small size.

Just imagine the differences. Use my own for an example
Image Before Optimization After Optimization
Image 1 2MB 31kb
Image 2 1.8MB 30kb
Image 3 700kb 15kb

I recommend that you use the image type JPEG instead of PNG for photographic images. It reduces the image size drastically. And also use GIF or PNG-8 for text and images with transparent background.

Having said this, there are lots of WordPress plugins that can do this job for you automatically and the good news there is that once you install them, they will help you optimize all the images in media library, losslessly or lossy depending on your choice.

Among all the Optimization plugins available, there are just two that I can stand to defend because of how excellent I think they are.

WP Smush
EWWW Image Optimizer (I recommend and use this here at FraNKAPPTech)

The EWWW Image Optimizer is a WordPress plugin that will automatically optimize your images as you upload them to your blog. It can optimize the images that you have already uploaded, convert your images automatically to the file format that will produce the smallest image size (make sure you read the WARNINGS), and optionally apply lossy reductions for PNG and JPG images.


See this tutorial to learn more about how to install and configure EWWW Image Optimizer

3. Enable Browser Caching

Another way to speed up a WordPress site is through browser caching. This method can greatly improve your website speed a lot by loading some static contents from the cached version on the users browser rather than requesting for the file again from the server.

The best ways to get this done is to either get your hands dirty and add this little line of code below to your .htaccess file.

## THIS EXPIRES CACHING ##
<IfModule mod_expires.c>
ExpiresActive On
ExpiresByType image/jpg “access 1 year”
ExpiresByType image/jpeg “access 1 year”
ExpiresByType image/gif “access 1 year”
ExpiresByType image/png “access 1 year”
ExpiresByType text/css “access 1 month”
ExpiresByType text/javascript “access 1 month”
ExpiresByType text/x–javascript “access 1 month”
ExpiresByType application/pdf “access 1 month”
ExpiresByType application/javascript “access plus 6 months”
ExpiresByType application/x–javascript “access plus 6 months”
ExpiresByType application/x–shockwave–flash “access 1 month”
ExpiresByType image/x–icon “access 1 year”
ExpiresDefault “access 2 days”
</IfModule>
## EXPIRES CACHING ##
## Cache-Control Headers ##
<IfModule mod_headers.c>
<FilesMatch “\.(js)$”>
Header set Cache–Control “max-age=2592000, private”
</FilesMatch>
</IfModule>
## Cache-Control Headers ##

Or use a plugin to achieve that same fit. By far, my favourite plugin for this caching job is the W3 Total Cache

It has most of the features you need and is extremely easy to install and use. It is also recommended by web hosts like: Page.ly, Synthesis, DreamHost, MediaTemple, Go Daddy, Host Gator and countless more.

Install and activate it, do the necessary little configuration and watch your site load as fast as you can’t imagine.

Refer to this tutorial for a better understanding of how to install and configure W3 Total Cache

4. Eliminate render-blocking JavaScript and CSS in above-the-fold content

When you hear above the fold, most peeps don’t understand it. It simply means the area of a website page that shows up or that you see first on your browser before scrolling up and down.
If your page has some blocking script resources and blocking CSS resources. This causes a delay in rendering your page.
And none of the above-the-fold content on your page could be rendered without waiting for the blocking resources to load. At this juncture, we need to defer or asynchronously load blocking resources, or inline the critical portions of those resources directly in the HTML.
To do this, simply add the following lines of code to the end of your theme’s functions.php.

add_filter( ‘script_loader_tag’, function ( $tag, $handle ) {
if (is_admin()) {
return $tag;
}
return str_replace( ‘ src’, ‘ async src’, $tag );
}, 10, 2 );

I advice you to always create a child theme and copy the parent’s functions.php file to the child theme directory and edit. This will protect you from loosing any changes or customization made to the theme in the event of parent theme update.
5. Control the amount of post revisions stored

You can restrict the number of post revisions stored by WordPress. By default, WordPress tracks every change you make in your pages and posts. By doing this, it is preserving too many legacy files which you don’t need and can drag down your website causing it to be slow.

To do this…

Locate your “wp-config.php” file in the root directory of the WordPress installation. Add below line of code to “wp-config.php” file.

/**Reduce Post Revisions**/
define( ‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, 3);

Note: 3 is the number of revisions you want it to store. I also recommend using 3 in case you want to revert back to your old post before it was updated.

Also, you can direct WordPress to not maintain revisions at all. You would then change your code as shown below.

define( ‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, false);

Alternatively, for those that can’t get there hands dirty with codes, you can use a WordPress plugin called Revision Control
Make sure you keep your post revisions to a minimum, set it to 2 or 3 so you have something to fall back on in case you make a mistake, but not too high that you clutter your backend with unnecessary amounts of drafted posts.
6. Add an expires header to static resources

An Expires header is a way to specify a time far enough in the future so that the clients (browsers) don’t have to re-fetch any static content (such as css file, javascript, images etc).

This way, you can cut your load time significantly for your regular users.

To do this, you only need to copy and paste the following code in your .htaccess file:

ExpiresActive On
ExpiresByType image/gif A2592000
ExpiresByType image/png A2592000
ExpiresByType image/jpg A2592000
ExpiresByType image/jpeg A2592000

7. Turn off pingbacks and trackbacks

Traditionally, WordPress interacts with other blogs that are equipped with pingbacks and trackbacks.

Every time another blog mentions you, it notifies your site, which in turn updates data on the post. Disabling these notifications will not ruin the backlinks to your site. It will just invalidate the setting that generates unnecessary load on your site.

To do this…

Just Visit your site’s dashboard, then goto Settings>>Discussion Settings property page.

When you get there you just need to un-check the checkbox with label as “Allow link notifications from other blogs (pingbacks and trackbacks) on new articles”.


Voila all is done… Just sit and watch your website speed improve.

8. Optimize Jquery JS

It’s very simple to apply this method. You just need to modify your WordPress theme’s “functions.php” file. Remember, always do this for child themes.

Append this code into the end of your theme’s “funcions.php” file and save it.

// Optimizing your Jquery JavaScript.
function optimize_jquery() {
if (!is_admin()) {
wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’);
wp_deregister_script(‘jquery-migrate.min’);
wp_deregister_script(‘comment-reply.min’);
$protocol = ‘http:’;
if ($_SERVER[‘HTTPS’] == ‘on’) {
$protocol = ‘https:’;
}
wp_register_script(‘jquery’, $protocol.‘//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.3/jquery.min.js’, false, ‘2.1.3’, true);
wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’);
}
}
add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘optimize_jquery’);

9. Enable gZIP compression

To decrease the size of data that’s being transferred between your server and your visitors, you can enable the gZIP compression for your images, CSS and JavaScript files. The easiest way to enable the gZIP compression for your images, CSS and JS files is to add these lines to your .htaccess file in the root WordPress folder:

## ENABLING GZIP COMPRESSION BEGIN##
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/plain
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/html
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/xml
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/css
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/xml
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/xhtml+xml
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/rss+xml
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/javascript
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE application/x-javascript
## ENABLING GZIP COMPRESSION END##

10. Replace PHP with static HTML, when necessary

This method is a little bit advanced, but can drastically cut down your website’s load time.

Happily go on and read this great post beacuase it taught me how to easily do this myself, in a few minutes.

11. Use a CDN (Content Delivery Network)

Content delivery networks (CDN) are server networks that clone your site on all of their location nodes. This means that when your visitors request your site, it will be served by the closest server location, rather than the main datacenter of your hosting provider.

Most of the big guys in the industry today like wpbeginner, shoutmeloud etc use CDN.

To put it bluntly, CloudFlare, along with the W3 Total Cache plugin discussed above, are a really potent combination (they integrate with each other) that will greatly improve not only the speed, but the security of your site. Did you hear the latest?

Both are free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wish that you now know a bit more about the Website Performance and some superb ways to speed up your WordPress powered website. I advice you to go on and try out all these tips above. I want to assure you, after doing some of these, you will call me to serve me some coffee.

If you enjoyed this guide, share it with others to learn as well.

Do you have other ways to speed up WordPress website? Use the comment box below.


Cc: lalasticlala

http://frankapptech.com/979-2/

http://frankapptech.com also accepts guest posts.
There are already a good number of guest posts over there

You are right. It's a good thing you pointed it out.

chronique:
All the hacker needed was to change your security question and answer and also change your mobile no and the rest would be history... That is the one thing the hacker was clueless about and forgot to do. You need to let people know,so they can pay more attention to their password and security.

Lordskyes:
Brilliant...!!

Thanks for the compliment

1. Stop using one or the same password for all your social media account: See the reason (My story)

Although we all want convenience that we don’t want to always crack our brains to remember the password we used for a particular account, instead we want to use the same password for every account for easy remembrance, it is always very advisable not to use the same password for all your accounts. You want to know the reason? Cool, continue and read my story of experience.

On this day 15th of November, 2014, I traveled to my village to enjoy Sunday rice cooked by my mother. Earlier to this date, I have used same password for my email account and one of my old website. Back then, I was new to web development and I knew little or nothing about security. During that time and exactly that date, that my website that I developed with amateur knowledge got hacked. You can agree with me that websites can always be hacked, even government websites get hacked talk more of mine then. What are my saying? Am saying that the email and password that I used for the website was just exactly the same for my email account (I used the same password for my website and my email account). Immediately the hacker got this information through my website, the first thing he/she did was to check out if the email address and password corresponds with my email account, and fortunately for him/her, that was it. He/she was able to login.

How I knew? It started and happened that I was in my village that day, and I only came to eat Sunday rice and leave immediately. As I was bouncing on the rice, I received an SMS on my non-internet enabled phone, a Nokia product. First, I thought it was MTN Nigeria that sent the SMS which is their normal thing. I now relaxed and continued bouncing on the rice. Just after 3 minutes I received another SMS, this time I have to check and know the content. As I picked up my phone, the sender was Google, in my mind, Google this hot afternoon? I opened the first SMS, it read “Account Notification: Your account was recently logged in from…..at…..”. Ohhh!, I screamed, but not to end there, I checked the second message, it read “Account Notification: The password for your Google Account ….@gmail.com was recently changed. google.com/password”. This time around, I included blood of Jesus in my screaming.

I now started looking for solution, at least let me recover it. I opened my laptop, the battery was already down. That is the wickedness of Simple Server free browsing. I rushed to my internet enabled phone, it was down too. And you know village matters, PHCN was never dreaming of restoring electric power and I just came in, I did not buy petrol for our power generator. What a world? In my heart, this can’t happen.

I have to leave the rice and take to my heels. On my way going out to charge up my laptop, I remembered that I won some cash and the details was in the inbox. Oh my… I almost collapsed on the road.

To cut it short, thanks be to God, the hacker was clueless enough and he forgot to do one thing which had it been he/she did, the case will just end.

Also, thanks to the smartness of the great Internet Company Google. They helped me in bringing the whole issue to a calm. And after everything I own my accounts now.

You want to dare me? You can’t, I can no longer be hacked because Almighty is now involved. And I now use different passwords which I can’t even remember for all my accounts.

If you are reading this, you are lucky to be here, I urge you to go on now and change your passwords to entirely different combinations. Do you well to share this for others to learn.

2. Don’t use weak password: This is my password “m7_8hydNigeria^.com*!!6@5”. See the reason (My story)

Note: The only secure password is the one you can’t remember

Let’s assume you log onto a bunch of different websites; Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Gmail, eBay, PayPal probably some banking, may be a few discussion forums and probably much more.

Do your passwords always use different character types such as uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and punctuation? Are they “strong”?

If you can’t answer “yes” to this question, you’ve got yourself a problem. But the thing is, there is simply no way you can remember all your unique, strong passwords and the sooner you recognise this, the sooner you can embrace a more secure alternative.

Don’t tell me that your name is John Smith and your email address is johnsmith@gmail.com and coming to your social media account like Facebook, your login details is

Email or Phone: johnsmith@gmail.com

Password: “john” or “smith” or “johnsmith” or even johnsmith1. Don’t even try that.

Now my story…

I used to use my name as my PC password. One day, I had only 30% battery left, and I really want to use the PC for something very important. I now shutdown the PC and left. When I came back, I saw my roommate using the PC and the battery now remains 10%. I wanted to get mad but I could not.

How were you able to unlock the PC, I asked. He said that he just typed my name and voila my PC unlocks.

It was too bad. What is now the essence of locking it before. I really felt a novice.

Please, if you are still doing this, please stop and start using strong passwords like “m7_8hydNigeria^.com*!!6@5”

3. Don’t click “Remember me” or Remember password in public computer. If your password is saved, is a pity

Whenever you are on a public computer such as a cyber cafe, don’t click or check the “Remember me/Keep me logged in” check box.

And also whenever you input your password and hit enter key, you may notice a prompt i.e a popup requesting you to choose if you want the browser (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome etc.) to save your password. Please, click “Not Now” or “Never”.

Do you know that if you accepted to save your password, any computer savvy that comes in can easily check and see your password. You want to know how? See image below.

4. Stop being a Phishing Victim. Don’t click or Login from every link you see.

Phishing is the attempt to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and sometimes, indirectly, money), often for malicious reasons, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.

For example, if someone sent you a mail with the Subject “BVN Update” and when you open the message it requested you to click on a link similar to your bank’s official website, please don’t click unless you are very sure that it is your bank’s official address. And if eventually you clicked, they will take you to a page exactly as your bank’s own with a similar URL. Here, they will request for some of your sensitive information like your ATM number and pin so that they can update your information. That is a lie, it’s a scam. Please don’t fall for it. Always verify the URL of the page before you do any update because once you enter anything, it will enter their database.

Again, they might come for your Facebook account. Here they will send you a link similar to that of Facebook and when you open it you will see a page designed exactly as that of Facebook. They will request for your email and password. If you enter those details and click login, your login details is going to their database. So, always verify the URL and make sure that it is https://www.facebook.com before you login.

5. Leaving your mobile devices insecure.
If your mobile devices are linked to your social media accounts, make sure that these devices are password protected in case they are lost or stolen.

With all these tips, I hope I have been able to convince and change your mind towards social media;

Cc: lalasticlala

http://frankapptech.com/5-things-you-must-stop-doing-to-improve-your-social-media-security-dont-get-hacked/

1. Stop using one or the same password for all your social media account: See the reason (My story)

Although we all want convenience that we don’t want to always crack our brains to remember the password we used for a particular account, instead we want to use the same password for every account for easy remembrance, it is always very advisable not to use the same password for all your accounts. You want to know the reason? Cool, continue and read my story of experience.

On this day 15th of November, 2014, I traveled to my village to enjoy Sunday rice cooked by my mother. Earlier to this date, I have used same password for my email account and one of my old website. Back then, I was new to web development and I knew little or nothing about security. During that time and exactly that date, that my website that I developed with amateur knowledge got hacked. You can agree with me that websites can always be hacked, even government websites get hacked talk more of mine then. What are my saying? Am saying that the email and password that I used for the website was just exactly the same for my email account (I used the same password for my website and my email account). Immediately the hacker got this information through my website, the first thing he/she did was to check out if the email address and password corresponds with my email account, and fortunately for him/her, that was it. He/she was able to login.

How I knew? It started and happened that I was in my village that day, and I only came to eat Sunday rice and leave immediately. As I was bouncing on the rice, I received an SMS on my non-internet enabled phone, a Nokia product. First, I thought it was MTN Nigeria that sent the SMS which is their normal thing. I now relaxed and continued bouncing on the rice. Just after 3 minutes I received another SMS, this time I have to check and know the content. As I picked up my phone, the sender was Google, in my mind, Google this hot afternoon? I opened the first SMS, it read “Account Notification: Your account was recently logged in from…..at…..”. Ohhh!, I screamed, but not to end there, I checked the second message, it read “Account Notification: The password for your Google Account ….@gmail.com was recently changed. google.com/password”. This time around, I included blood of Jesus in my screaming.

I now started looking for solution, at least let me recover it. I opened my laptop, the battery was already down. That is the wickedness of Simple Server free browsing. I rushed to my internet enabled phone, it was down too. And you know village matters, PHCN was never dreaming of restoring electric power and I just came in, I did not buy petrol for our power generator. What a world? In my heart, this can’t happen.

I have to leave the rice and take to my heels. On my way going out to charge up my laptop, I remembered that I won some cash and the details was in the inbox. Oh my… I almost collapsed on the road.

To cut it short, thanks be to God, the hacker was clueless enough and he forgot to do one thing which had it been he/she did, the case will just end.

Also, thanks to the smartness of the great Internet Company Google. They helped me in bringing the whole issue to a calm. And after everything I own my accounts now.

You want to dare me? You can’t, I can no longer be hacked because Almighty is now involved. And I now use different passwords which I can’t even remember for all my accounts.

If you are reading this, you are lucky to be here, I urge you to go on now and change your passwords to entirely different combinations. Do you well to share this for others to learn.

2. Don’t use weak password: This is my password “m7_8hydNigeria^.com*!!6@5”. See the reason (My story)

Note: The only secure password is the one you can’t remember

Let’s assume you log onto a bunch of different websites; Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Gmail, eBay, PayPal probably some banking, may be a few discussion forums and probably much more.

Do your passwords always use different character types such as uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and punctuation? Are they “strong”?

If you can’t answer “yes” to this question, you’ve got yourself a problem. But the thing is, there is simply no way you can remember all your unique, strong passwords and the sooner you recognise this, the sooner you can embrace a more secure alternative.

Don’t tell me that your name is John Smith and your email address is johnsmith@gmail.com and coming to your social media account like Facebook, your login details is

Email or Phone: johnsmith@gmail.com

Password: “john” or “smith” or “johnsmith” or even johnsmith1. Don’t even try that.

Now my story…

I used to use my name as my PC password. One day, I had only 30% battery left, and I really want to use the PC for something very important. I now shutdown the PC and left. When I came back, I saw my roommate using the PC and the battery now remains 10%. I wanted to get mad but I could not.

How were you able to unlock the PC, I asked. He said that he just typed my name and voila my PC unlocks.

It was too bad. What is now the essence of locking it before. I really felt a novice.

Please, if you are still doing this, please stop and start using strong passwords like “m7_8hydNigeria^.com*!!6@5”

3. Don’t click “Remember me” or Remember password in public computer. If your password is saved, is a pity

Whenever you are on a public computer such as a cyber cafe, don’t click or check the “Remember me/Keep me logged in” check box.

And also whenever you input your password and hit enter key, you may notice a prompt i.e a popup requesting you to choose if you want the browser (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome etc.) to save your password. Please, click “Not Now” or “Never”.

Do you know that if you accepted to save your password, any computer savvy that comes in can easily check and see your password. You want to know how? See image below.

4. Stop being a Phishing Victim. Don’t click or Login from every link you see.

Phishing is the attempt to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and sometimes, indirectly, money), often for malicious reasons, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.

For example, if someone sent you a mail with the Subject “BVN Update” and when you open the message it requested you to click on a link similar to your bank’s official website, please don’t click unless you are very sure that it is your bank’s official address. And if eventually you clicked, they will take you to a page exactly as your bank’s own with a similar URL. Here, they will request for some of your sensitive information like your ATM number and pin so that they can update your information. That is a lie, it’s a scam. Please don’t fall for it. Always verify the URL of the page before you do any update because once you enter anything, it will enter their database.

Again, they might come for your Facebook account. Here they will send you a link similar to that of Facebook and when you open it you will see a page designed exactly as that of Facebook. They will request for your email and password. If you enter those details and click login, your login details is going to their database. So, always verify the URL and make sure that it is https://www.facebook.com before you login.

5. Leaving your mobile devices insecure.
If your mobile devices are linked to your social media accounts, make sure that these devices are password protected in case they are lost or stolen.

With all these tips, I hope I have been able to convince and change your mind towards social media;

Cc: lalasticlala

http://frankapptech.com/5-things-you-must-stop-doing-to-improve-your-social-media-security-dont-get-hacked/

1. Stop using one or the same password for all your social media account: See the reason (My story)

Although we all want convenience that we don’t want to always crack our brains to remember the password we used for a particular account, instead we want to use the same password for every account for easy remembrance, it is always very advisable not to use the same password for all your accounts. You want to know the reason? Cool, continue and read my story of experience.

On this day 15th of November, 2014, I traveled to my village to enjoy Sunday rice cooked by my mother. Earlier to this date, I have used same password for my email account and one of my old website. Back then, I was new to web development and I knew little or nothing about security. During that time and exactly that date, that my website that I developed with amateur knowledge got hacked. You can agree with me that websites can always be hacked, even government websites get hacked talk more of mine then. What are my saying? Am saying that the email and password that I used for the website was just exactly the same for my email account (I used the same password for my website and my email account). Immediately the hacker got this information through my website, the first thing he/she did was to check out if the email address and password corresponds with my email account, and fortunately for him/her, that was it. He/she was able to login.

How I knew? It started and happened that I was in my village that day, and I only came to eat Sunday rice and leave immediately. As I was bouncing on the rice, I received an SMS on my non-internet enabled phone, a Nokia product. First, I thought it was MTN Nigeria that sent the SMS which is their normal thing. I now relaxed and continued bouncing on the rice. Just after 3 minutes I received another SMS, this time I have to check and know the content. As I picked up my phone, the sender was Google, in my mind, Google this hot afternoon? I opened the first SMS, it read “Account Notification: Your account was recently logged in from…..at…..”. Ohhh!, I screamed, but not to end there, I checked the second message, it read “Account Notification: The password for your Google Account ….@gmail.com was recently changed. google.com/password”. This time around, I included blood of Jesus in my screaming.

I now started looking for solution, at least let me recover it. I opened my laptop, the battery was already down. That is the wickedness of Simple Server free browsing. I rushed to my internet enabled phone, it was down too. And you know village matters, PHCN was never dreaming of restoring electric power and I just came in, I did not buy petrol for our power generator. What a world? In my heart, this can’t happen.

I have to leave the rice and take to my heels. On my way going out to charge up my laptop, I remembered that I won some cash and the details was in the inbox. Oh my… I almost collapsed on the road.

To cut it short, thanks be to God, the hacker was clueless enough and he forgot to do one thing which had it been he/she did, the case will just end.

Also, thanks to the smartness of the great Internet Company Google. They helped me in bringing the whole issue to a calm. And after everything I own my accounts now.

You want to dare me? You can’t, I can no longer be hacked because Almighty is now involved. And I now use different passwords which I can’t even remember for all my accounts.

If you are reading this, you are lucky to be here, I urge you to go on now and change your passwords to entirely different combinations. Do you well to share this for others to learn.

2. Don’t use weak password: This is my password “m7_8hydNigeria^.com*!!6@5”. See the reason (My story)

Note: The only secure password is the one you can’t remember

Let’s assume you log onto a bunch of different websites; Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Gmail, eBay, PayPal probably some banking, may be a few discussion forums and probably much more.

Do your passwords always use different character types such as uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and punctuation? Are they “strong”?

If you can’t answer “yes” to this question, you’ve got yourself a problem. But the thing is, there is simply no way you can remember all your unique, strong passwords and the sooner you recognise this, the sooner you can embrace a more secure alternative.

Don’t tell me that your name is John Smith and your email address is johnsmith@gmail.com and coming to your social media account like Facebook, your login details is

Email or Phone: johnsmith@gmail.com

Password: “john” or “smith” or “johnsmith” or even johnsmith1. Don’t even try that.

Now my story…

I used to use my name as my PC password. One day, I had only 30% battery left, and I really want to use the PC for something very important. I now shutdown the PC and left. When I came back, I saw my roommate using the PC and the battery now remains 10%. I wanted to get mad but I could not.

How were you able to unlock the PC, I asked. He said that he just typed my name and voila my PC unlocks.

It was too bad. What is now the essence of locking it before. I really felt a novice.

Please, if you are still doing this, please stop and start using strong passwords like “m7_8hydNigeria^.com*!!6@5”

3. Don’t click “Remember me” or Remember password in public computer. If your password is saved, is a pity

Whenever you are on a public computer such as a cyber cafe, don’t click or check the “Remember me/Keep me logged in” check box.

And also whenever you input your password and hit enter key, you may notice a prompt i.e a popup requesting you to choose if you want the browser (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome etc.) to save your password. Please, click “Not Now” or “Never”.

Do you know that if you accepted to save your password, any computer savvy that comes in can easily check and see your password. You want to know how? See image below.

4. Stop being a Phishing Victim. Don’t click or Login from every link you see.

Phishing is the attempt to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and sometimes, indirectly, money), often for malicious reasons, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.

For example, if someone sent you a mail with the Subject “BVN Update” and when you open the message it requested you to click on a link similar to your bank’s official website, please don’t click unless you are very sure that it is your bank’s official address. And if eventually you clicked, they will take you to a page exactly as your bank’s own with a similar URL. Here, they will request for some of your sensitive information like your ATM number and pin so that they can update your information. That is a lie, it’s a scam. Please don’t fall for it. Always verify the URL of the page before you do any update because once you enter anything, it will enter their database.

Again, they might come for your Facebook account. Here they will send you a link similar to that of Facebook and when you open it you will see a page designed exactly as that of Facebook. They will request for your email and password. If you enter those details and click login, your login details is going to their database. So, always verify the URL and make sure that it is https://www.facebook.com before you login.

5. Leaving your mobile devices insecure.
If your mobile devices are linked to your social media accounts, make sure that these devices are password protected in case they are lost or stolen.

With all these tips, I hope I have been able to convince and change your mind towards social media;

Cc: lalasticlala

http://frankapptech.com/5-things-you-must-stop-doing-to-improve-your-social-media-security-dont-get-hacked/

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Fattbabakay, are you here too? Hahahahaha We all need learning oo. Still on 08066017971

They are the same. Unless you want to compare Blogger and WordPress which I will always go for a self-hosted WordPress blog. Reason? Becasue I love and use it at

http://frankapptech.com

As I can see, your blog is running on WordPress platform. Though Akismet is good and has a number of active installs, more than 1 million. You will agree with me that the free version is all a heck to get started with. The API shit and the rest.

My fellow blogger, I will recommend WP-Spamshield plugin for you. It does the work so perfect without the need of any API shit.

It doesn't encourage CAPTCHA shit too.

Try it and thank me later. It has an encouraging active installs, 100K +

I also use it at http://frankapptech.com

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With a heart full of Joy and Gladness we say a very big thanks to our fans, FraNKAPPTechies.
You have made this year 2015 much more brighten and a successful one for us. Those that read our posts, like and comment with some kind words like your posts are evergreen, stellar and popular. Wow, this is really encouraging, thanks so much. You are numerous (Okalili)! We want to seize this opportunity to thank you so much for your support. Those that FraNKAPP Systems got some contracts through them, Website development, Students, all soughts, thank you! Our Students, thanks too, you testify that you love us. For the Free Browsing Tips searchers, thanks too. We can’t thank enough.
We urge you to continue your support even as we approach a favourable new year.

Christmas is the spirit of giving without a thought of getting. It is happiness because we see joy in people. It is forgetting self and finding time for others. It is discarding the meaningless and stressing the true values.

As we celebrate the birth of our LORD JESUS CHRIST, may it bring peace, love, joy, God Fearing, Long Life and Prosperity to us and our various families. Amen

http://frankapptech.com/merry-christmas-to-all-our-fans-frankapptechies/

akinsal:
Wow. i ve learnt something on this. tnx

Welcome

RealAdewole:
hmmmmm see u op I think u self. just know



and y u con shade the names of your contacts also? sebi e no be their number

I will not lie. I just knew it

w.r.t shading out my contacts, I have to take their permission to write this post. And I was asked not to let their contacts go unshaded.

Koleman:
Wow. Learnt something new. And i thought i was a guru

Good to hear that

javakind:
who send u mumu....by these this app may not last d test of time....when someone ask you to give him something then it is worth it. after all d bible says ask it shall be given. Now na who ask you

Sorry, but I don't mince words with those that are not logical

laurenziz6:
I know

Wow. Is good to know that you know bro. Most people don't know

Nigeria’s Next Generation Network, Globacom is at it again with another mind blowing data offer for its subscribers. Last month, the Network provider giant launched Twin Bash, and now is another better plan called Glo CAMPUS Data BOOSTER.


Glo CAMPUS Data BOOSTER is a FIRST of its kind that offers up to 8 times the value of your data subscription while you are on campus at no additional cost or charges. For example, a N200 data plan gives you N1600 worth of data on campus.


• What are the different Campus Booster Data Plans?
Following are the Plans:
Price Data Validity On Campus
N200 200MB 4 Days 400MB
N500 500MB 7 Days 1GB
N1000 1GB 15 Days 2GB
N2000 2GB 30 Days 4GB
N5000 5GB 30 Days 10GB

• How can I buy these plans?
To buy the Plans you have to dial *777# and choose a campus booster plan of your choice.

http://frankapptech.com/glo-campus-data-booster-you-are-a-nigerian-student-dont-complain-of-data/

A few months back WhatsApp introduced read receipt feature – that is the two blue tick marks that make senders know that their message has been read by the recepient. While it is easy to know whether or not your message has been read in individual messaging, it is just a bit tricky to find out who has read it and who has skipped it in group message in WhatsApp.

This means if you see two blue check marks next to your sent message, then the recipient has read your message. In a group chat or broadcast message, the check marks will turn blue when every participant has read your message.

At times, WhatsApp users may require to know if their group message has been read by all or not just in case the message is very important for everyone. If you are unaware of this little trick, here is how you can discover it.
Don’t know what WhatsApp is?

WhatsApp Messenger is a cross-platform mobile messaging app which allows you to exchange messages without having to pay for SMS. WhatsApp Messenger is available for iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, Windows Phone and Nokia and yes, those phones can all message each other! Because WhatsApp Messenger uses the same internet data plan that you use for email and web browsing, there is no cost to message and stay in touch with your friends.

In addition to basic messaging WhatsApp users can create groups, send each other unlimited images, video and audio media messages.

How to Check Who Has Read Your WhatsApp Group Message

Turn on your Android Device.
Launch WhatsApp.
Tap on any group.
Open a chat with a group. or locate your earlier sent message to a group.
Tap and hold on the sent message, a menu will popup then tap on Info .


The Message info screen shows:

Read by or Seen when the recipient has read your message or seen your picture, audio file, or video. For a Voice Message, the recipient has seen but has not yet played it.

Delivered when your message is delivered to your recipient’s phone, but the recipient has not yet seen it.

Played when the recipient has played your Voice Message.

Please note that when a participant leaves a group, the Message info screen will still show the original information with all participants, including the participant who left the group.

On the other hand, there are periods of time where WhatsApp users want to keep their privacy and not have WhatsApp Read Receipts show about any delivered message. Though WhatsApp has allowed Android users to stop showing read receipt, it hasn’t done it for iOS users. Fortunately, there is a smart Cydia tweak called “WhatsApp Read Receipt Disabler” that allows iOS users to disable read receipt.

Cc: lalasticlala

http://frankapptech.com/828-2/

Do you know that you can watch live matches (Champions League and Barclays Premier League matches etc), movies, music videos (MTV) and many more on your Android devices and PC using the Unlimited MTN Free browsing tweak discussed earlier in https://www.nairaland.com/2764380/latest-mtn-unlimited-free-browsing?

Just imagine when you are inside your house watching El-Clasico (Real Madrid Vs Barcelona), Manchester United Vs Chelsea and Other Live streams with your Android device or PC all for free. No Channel subscription fee; no data bundle subscription fee. Interesting right? Cool! Mobdro is the answer.

What is Mobdro?

Mobdro is a tool that constantly looks for free video streams available on the web and makes them accessible on your mobile device. It is divided into eleven categories namely: News, Shows, Movies, Sports, Music, Gaming, Animals, Tech, Podcasts, Spiritual and others.


It contains over 2,000 channels and is constantly updating every day; it contains popular channels EuroSport, Sky Sport 1-5, Bein Sport, Euro Sport, BT Sport, ESPN, Animal Planet, Discovery Channel, MTV Base, Vevo Hits, Hip Hop TV, Sony Max, Wrestling, Sky News, ALJEEZERA, BBC, ABC, CNN, Action Movies, tech News and many more.
Sport CategoryMusic CategoryMovie Category
Is MOBDRO free?

Yes, although Mobdro has two versions: Freemium and Premium. Freemium is completely free, the Premium version has extras features, like capturing streams and ChromeCast support, and is free of ads.
How to get Mobdro?

Mobdro is available exclusively from the Mobdro’s official site, www.mobdro.com. Just visit the website and click on the “download” button and you will be served with the app’s .apk file.

After installing the app. Launch it, choose a category and select the channel of your choice. Make sure that your data connection is switched on and you have 3g enabled for a better streaming experience.

Is Mobdro compatible with iOS?

Unfortunately not. For the time being, Mobdro is only available on Android.

Although Mobdro is only available on Android, you can use this app and watch live streams on PC as well.
How to setup Mobdro for PC

Continue at http://frankapptech.com/how-to-easily-watch-free-video-streams-like-live-matches-on-android-and-pc-using-unlimited-free-browsing/

Welcome to another joyful journey!

Have you ever received a text from MTN NG requesting you to opt-in for their monthly Music+ access where they will give you 150MB to access their musicplus website? Have you tried to opt-in and indeed you were rewarded with 150MB but yet you can’t still make use of the awoof 150MB? If so, then you are really missing alot.

Here in this piece, am going to show you a step-by-step guide on how to make most use of your free 150MB which you can turn around to become a kind of unlimited surfing experience.
Yes, please don’t mind me, I used the word ‘Kind Of’, because when you finish the initial 150MB, there will be little intervals before you can continue your surfing. That is why I used the word, ‘Kind Of’.

Although the MTN Music Plus of free 150MB was customized only to access the MTN Music downloading site, but you have nothing to worry, since you know your way to bypass this and open other sites, but if not just continue reading…, with the below steps, you will be able to access any website and use it to surf with any app both on android and PC.

Sorry, this tutorial is long, you might want to get some coffee and be chilling…

How to Get The Free MTN 150MB

Simply text “Music” to 5900 without the quotes
>> Wait for few seconds, then check your MTN music plus data balance by dialing *559*2#.


Now, the next thing is How to Turn the Normal 150MB to Unlimited Surfing.
As a fact, you will not be able to browse again immediately you exhaust the free 150MB given to you, but the below steps will give you a walk-through on how you can keep renewing the free 150MB over and over again to continue your surfing with N0.00. The method of using this 150MB is discussed later in this article

First Procedure:
1. After you have exhausted your initial 150MB, make sure your airtime balance is #0.00 to avoid deduction of your money. Also, I recommend you to finish the 150MB before 7 days runs out.
2. Text D to 5900, and another 150MB will be given to you.
3. After getting your reply, You can Check your data balance using the USSD by dialing *559*2#

4. You can now connect and resume your surfing.
5. After exhausting the 150MB given to you again, Send Cancel7D to 5900
6. Then wait for the reply and send D again to 5900.
7. Check your balance again when they reply you.

That is how you can keep on renewing the 150MB over and over.
Off course, this procedure can be a bit stressful but don’t bother yourself much, I have devised an even more simpler and easier method to do this. Thus;

Second procedure:
The first procedure might be a bit stressful, so here is another method which is very much easier, faster and reliable.
1. Download SMS Scheduler [url]frankappsystems.com/downloads/SMSScheduler.apk[/url]

2. Launch the app and accept the EULA (End user license agreement) or Terms

3. Tap on Add

3. Type 5900 in the Phone number field

4. Type Cancel7D in the message box

5. Confirm your date and time

6. Choose your SMS sending frequency (the frequency you think you can finish 150mb) I used “Every hour” on my own.

6. Press Save/Add

7. Now you will be redirected back to the app. Add or create another entry and extend the time by a minute or 2 minutes.

8. Type 5900 in the Phone number field, Type D in the message box, Confirm the date and set the sending frequency to the frequency you saved the first one.

Note: This tweak works on both SimpleServer and Psiphon handlers.

After completing the steps above, you can now setup your Psiphon or SimpleServer with the following procedures.

Continue reading...

http://frankapptech.com/mtn-unlimited-browsing-with-n0-00-using-simpleserver-and-psiphon

Welcome to another joyful journey!

Have you ever received a text from MTN NG requesting you to opt-in for their monthly Music+ access where they will give you 150MB to access their musicplus website? Have you tried to opt-in and indeed you were rewarded with 150MB but yet you can’t still make use of the awoof 150MB? If so, then you are really missing alot.

Here in this piece, am going to show you a step-by-step guide on how to make most use of your free 150MB which you can turn around to become a kind of unlimited surfing experience.
Yes, please don’t mind me, I used the word ‘Kind Of’, because when you finish the initial 150MB, there will be little intervals before you can continue your surfing. That is why I used the word, ‘Kind Of’.

Although the MTN Music Plus of free 150MB was customized only to access the MTN Music downloading site, but you have nothing to worry, since you know your way to bypass this and open other sites, but if not just continue reading…, with the below steps, you will be able to access any website and use it to surf with any app both on android and PC.

Sorry, this tutorial is long, you might want to get some coffee and be chilling…

How to Get The Free MTN 150MB

Simply text “Music” to 5900 without the quotes
>> Wait for few seconds, then check your MTN music plus data balance by dialing *559*2#.


Now, the next thing is How to Turn the Normal 150MB to Unlimited Surfing.
As a fact, you will not be able to browse again immediately you exhaust the free 150MB given to you, but the below steps will give you a walk-through on how you can keep renewing the free 150MB over and over again to continue your surfing with N0.00. The method of using this 150MB is discussed later in this article

First Procedure:
1. After you have exhausted your initial 150MB, make sure your airtime balance is #0.00 to avoid deduction of your money. Also, I recommend you to finish the 150MB before 7 days runs out.
2. Text D to 5900, and another 150MB will be given to you.
3. After getting your reply, You can Check your data balance using the USSD by dialing *559*2#

4. You can now connect and resume your surfing.
5. After exhausting the 150MB given to you again, Send Cancel7D to 5900
6. Then wait for the reply and send D again to 5900.
7. Check your balance again when they reply you.

That is how you can keep on renewing the 150MB over and over.
Off course, this procedure can be a bit stressful but don’t bother yourself much, I have devised an even more simpler and easier method to do this. Thus;

Second procedure:
The first procedure might be a bit stressful, so here is another method which is very much easier, faster and reliable.
1. Download SMS Scheduler [url]frankappsystems.com/downloads/SMSScheduler.apk[/url]

2. Launch the app and accept the EULA (End user license agreement) or Terms

3. Tap on Add

3. Type 5900 in the Phone number field

4. Type Cancel7D in the message box

5. Confirm your date and time

6. Choose your SMS sending frequency (the frequency you think you can finish 150mb) I used “Every hour” on my own.

6. Press Save/Add

7. Now you will be redirected back to the app. Add or create another entry and extend the time by a minute or 2 minutes.

8. Type 5900 in the Phone number field, Type D in the message box, Confirm the date and set the sending frequency to the frequency you saved the first one.

Note: This tweak works on both SimpleServer and Psiphon handlers.

After completing the steps above, you can now setup your Psiphon or SimpleServer with the following procedures.

Continue reading...

http://frankapptech.com/mtn-unlimited-browsing-with-n0-00-using-simpleserver-and-psiphon