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If he voted Buhari with those hands, then he deserves it. If otherwise, may the perpetrators rot in hell.

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Nice article OP. But wetin concern agbero with overload! Wetin concern Nigeria with 5G. Just yesterday I saw some guys on Facebook jubilating about the launch of 4G in their area in 2019.

So tell me when will 5G reach Nigeria? Maybe when the world is planning 8G.

Nigeria has been in the grip of an intense heatwave over the past few weeks, with meteorologist saying there is no relief in sight until the seasonal rains set in next month.

The extreme heat has been in place since March, with the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) saying last week that the heatwave has been affecting most parts of the country, including coastal areas, with temperatures well above 35 degrees Celsius.

On Friday, the temperature touched 42.2C in Minna, 120km northwest of Abuja. Meanwhile, Kano, 345km north of the capital, has notched up highs in excess of 40C every day since the beginning of April.
As people struggle to cope, authorities have been issuing warnings about the dangers brought on by the excessive temperatures.

Environmental expert Olwafemi Akinbode said climate change has become a public health risk.
"When you have heatwaves, the body is dehydrated, the young, the elderly, people that live sedated lives - these are the kind of people that have immediate health reactions to the heat wave," Akinbode said.
The severe heatwave is expected to continue until May when the seasonal rains are expected to spread north across the country.

Environmental experts have called on authorities to make long-term plans to slow down the effects of climate change by reducing carbon emission and impose bans on tree-cutting.

https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2019/04/nigeria-suffers-severe-heatwave-relief-sight-190406085524415.html?__twitter_impression=true

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Cybercrime has been the bane of every online business’s existence for decades. The statistics of losses incurred through technology crime are astronomical. Studies report that nearly one per cent of the global GDP is lost to cybercrimes.

Technology crime, more commonly referred to as cybercrime, comes in many forms and has advanced over the years due to the progression in technology. There are a number of different types of online frauds that are used to scam businesses and web users.

1) Identity Theft.

Identity theft is the most frequent of cybercrimes that businesses suffer from. The perpetrator basically gets a hold of someone’s ID and/or credit card somehow and uses them to incur transactions both online and physically.

Online identity theft occurs when the fraudster does not actually have your ID and other documents physically although they do possess some or all of your personal information. This can include your social security number, credit card number, your address, your online passwords etc.

2) Phishing.

It is a common means to send malware to a person’s computer through electronic means. E-mails and online ads are primarily used to send malware and malicious links to users.

When users click on such links, they are redirected to spam websites or some sort of malware is introduced in their system that may end up providing the criminal on the other end with the user’s personal information.


3) Social Engineering.

The easiest way for cybercriminals to scam online users is through social engineering. It is initiated through direct contact with users.

They use emails, phone calls or social media to contact a person, claiming to represent their banks, a trusted retailer or even a governmental agency. They do so to trick you into giving your personal information and gain access to your bank accounts.

Fraud Prevention Measures Against Technology Crime.


As daunting as the effects of technology crime may seem, it is quite easy to save oneself from them by taking a few sensible precautionary measures.

1) Keep strong passwords – as tempted as you may feel to keep a short and simple password for your online accounts, particularly your bank accounts, it is best to keep them longer and use as many numbers and symbols as you can. It may help to use unusual phrases in your passwords that may be hard to guess.

2) Avoid clicking on popups or links provided in e-mails or online advertisements. They generally contain malware and may end up affecting your computer or device. Always access your bank’s website by entering its URL into the browser.

3) Identity verification – nowadays banks and online retailers are increasingly implementing ID verification tools into their businesses in order to make sure every transaction is authenticated. Online identity verification services are used for document verifications, facial verifications and background checks. Such measures can greatly reduce the risk of online fraud. Find out more here.

4) Avoid giving out your passwords to friends or family via email or direct messaging.

Read More: https://www.techvenge.net/2019/03/fraud-technology-crime.html

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LOL... Tiwa Savage once sang, "if I start to talk, the thing wey my eyes don see, we no go end". Thats my case.

If you read my earlier post, I mentioned that in this business its a matter of man knows man except God decided to just have mercy on you. When you look at some blogs that are not within your standard in terms of content, designs and images getting ads from banks, companies and govts, thats when you will know its good to know someone somewhere

I also observed that ladies tend to grow faster than guys in blogging even if they are blogging rubbish, go to their blogs, ads go yapa.

My brother, we all need help and God's grace

A certain female tech blogger comes to mind.

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1) Native Screen Recorder:

We have always wanted a native screen recorder in Android for a long time now and it’s finally here with the Android Q. Now, the native screen recorder is not enabled by default, instead you have to go to the developer options then go to the feature flags and enable it.

Once you’ve done that, you can open up the power menu and long press on the screenshot button which will bring up this weird-looking screen recorder menu where you can enable mic sound recording, short apps and start the screen recorder. There’s no option to record internal audio on any of the features but this seems like a feature that’s still in the very early stages because while it worked fine on a Pixel 2, things aren’t the same with the pixel 3XL.

On the pixel 3XL when you try to stop, pause or cancel the screen recording it would just not do it, instead, the screen recorder just goes on with the recording. This will surely be fixed with future Android Q updates.

2) Share WiFi Networks:


Android Q brings a couple of handy options in the Wi-Fi menu, first of all, you can now share a Wi-Fi network via a QR code. All you need to do is go to Wi-Fi settings and tap on the network you’re connected, there’s the new share option there which shows you the QR code which others can scan to join the network.

Now, there’s this QR scanner icon in the network option which lets you connect to Wi-Fi networks by scanning your codes, it’s a nice addition. Apart from this, Android Q now uses randomized MAC addresses by default instead of the optional setting in Android Pie.


3) Theming


Android Q now brings one of the most highly requested features from users. I’m talking about theming. The theming options are currently available in developer options and you get three theming options.

The first option is the ability to change accent colour, you can choose between the device default of black, green and purple. These accent colours reflect across the system in the settings, quick settings and other menus.

The second option is the font option which includes a new font now and it’s pretty bad but we should see more options with Android Q updates.

Lastly, there’s the icon shape option which has obviously been here for quite some time. The theming options in Android Q aren’t very extensive as you would like but it’s a start and it should definitely get better.


4) Better Security And Privacy.


A lot of Android apps are infamous for taking up unnecessary permissions and running in the background. The Android Q brings changes that should fix decisions.

The biggest change here is how Android handles location access, there’s a dedicated location option in the settings page now and unlike before, you can now decide whether you want an app to have access to your location all the time or only when the app is open,

So no more background location access for apps that you don’t trust. Also, I like how the location page has sections to show you absolute apps access only when open and apps that you have denied location access. Apart from that, Android Q also limits access to photos, videos and other files to third-party apps.

Not only that, but Android Q will also prevent apps from launching any activity while in the background which is definitely great.

Read More: https://www.techvenge.net/2019/03/android-q-exciting-features.html

Excellertemmie:
I am not understanding this Op, but there are many chinese guys who have youtube channel where they post their stuff, so u mean they are doing it illegally or what

YouTube can still be accessed in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. It could also be accessed in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, and specific hotels.

Even though YouTube is blocked under the Great Firewall, many Chinese media including CCTV have their official YouTube account. In spite of the ban, Alexa ranks YouTube as the 11th most visited website in China.

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1)CONTROL OVER CITIZENS.

First, China really wants to control what happens with information so that starts with controlling the sources obviously, Wikipedia is banned for the most part. Basically, everything is up there and so are many of the most influential foreign news websites including the Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Bloomberg, Reuters and so on.

TV shows and movies are carefully selected as well as services like Netflix, for example, can’t operate on their own and usually have to license their content to local competitors who can then cherry-pick and modify the shows to tweak them to the liking of the censors.

Only 34 foreign movies a year can make it to Chinese cinemas and they’re usually superhero or cartoon stuff and most of them don’t have historical or political topics, of course, shows and movies that expose the weaknesses of foreign political systems are approved.

Popular blogging platforms like blogger and YouTube where anyone can just write or make videos about whatever they want are also banned too. In other words, foreign sources of information and entertainment are very carefully selected but controlling the sources is of course not enough.

The government also controls how people can access them. Google and other search engines such as DuckDuckGo are completely banned from China as they refuse to censor their search results and while some competitors like Bing are still present, their search results are completely filtered.

2) PROTECTIONISM.

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The idea here is that China wants to develop its own tech sector instead of letting foreign companies compete in the market. What often happens is that when a new technology emerges somewhere, it enters China with high hopes, local Chinese competitors emergent start providing a similar service and then the government either bans or harasses the foreign company enough for it to leave the market leaving behind only the Chinese competitors.

The Chinese market, unlike most others around the world, is large and competitive enough to ensure that those competitors actually have to be just as fierce as their global competitors so unlike in most other isolated markets, their tech companies don’t actually fall behind even in their isolation.

This type of protectionism is generally believed to be against the rules of our current global trade system including the world’s trade organization which China is a part of, but so far the country has simply gotten away with protecting their own companies against foreign competitors in the tech sector but also demanding free trade access to foreign markets when it suits them. For example, in the case of electronic exports.

3) MILITARY CONTROL.

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The last reason for censorship is one which anyone rarely talks about. The thing is tech companies like Google and Facebook have so much information that they can be used as weapons.

Think about this, most US-based companies know everything their consumers talk about, reads or buy and have access to their passwords and their real-time locations on their smartphones and much more.

Now China and the US on paper aren’t currently at war with each other but there’s a lot of talk about a cyber war going on already and I think nobody could confidently say that the armed conflict can be avoided forever.

If it can’t, tech companies that know everything about everyone in a country could be pretty dangerous. We have seen with the Snowden leaks that the U.S likes to use its technological dominance to spy even on its own allies so no doubt they would use their leverage against foreign hostile nations too.

CONCLUSION.

Those are the three main reasons. Controlling the flow of information so that the party isn’t challenged, protectionism so that China can build up its own tech sector instead of having to rely on a foreign one and avoiding exposure to foreign tech companies that might be problematic in the case of international conflict. Whether you find those reasons morally justifiable or not, you can’t really deny that they work.

READ FULL CONTENT: https://www.techvenge.net/2019/03/china-bans-foreign-tech-companies.html

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STEP ONE ON HOW TO ENABLE FACEBOOK 3D PHOTOS
You need to open up your Facebook app. After that, all you need to do go up to the search bar and type in Facebook 360 you want to go ahead and click into their account.
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From there, you have to click the like button on the page. Whoever started this rumour or started this Easter Egg it was for a good cause because they have almost two million likes on their Facebook page but do click the like button like earlier stated.

STEP TWO TO ENABLE 3D PHOTOS ON FACEBOOK
The second step is going to be to post a 3D picture or 3d photo, so you go Facebook and click what’s on your mind like you’re going to post regular update on Facebook and go down to 3D photo. It is now going to show up with a bunch of the different portraits that you might have on your iPhone.

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POSTING 3D PHOTOS ON FACEBOOK.

You can now go ahead and click Next to post it like you regularly do. And then you are actually not going to post this on your page but you are going to post it as “only me” and then click Share and when you do that, you’re going to go ahead and see it says “Your username” at a 3D photo.

As you scroll down, it’s gonna go ahead and give you that effect that you’ve probably seen throughout your Facebook Timeline with other people that are actually testing out this feature and at the same time you can go ahead and move it around and it shows like a 3D picture.

HOW TO GET THE BEST 3D PHOTO PORTRAIT MODE.

So that’s how you enable the feature within your Facebook app but now I want to show you how you can get some of the best results with the pictures so it looks the best in the 3D photos.

But what exactly is happening here and how do we how do we get the best 3D effect with our portrait mode pictures. We’ll jump into that right now.

Now, you have to make sure that you have portrait mode and to do that. You need to have a newer version of the iPhones, if you have an Android, galaxy or whatever may be, I’m not sure exactly how it’s gonna work for you guys right now sorry Android users.

But I’m going to show you a couple of examples, You can take a picture of, let’s say, your sunglasses. You just want to make sure whenever you’re taking a portrait photo, you have to be sure that the background is completely distinguishable from the foreground of what you’re taking a picture of.

From here, you will see that once it has a portrait photo, all you need to do is snap that picture and you will see that obviously that there’s a really nice depth of field just because it has taken out that background.

The point here is making sure that the background is nice and blurry and then you can go ahead and take a selfie as well just to just have some fun with that, just making sure that you know the background it’s looking good and there you have it.

You are going to upload these the exact same way we did the first one so go up to “what’s on your mind” like you’re posting something on your wall, go down to 3D photo and then pick the portrait photo that you just took or the one that’s already on your camera roll.

You are going to post them to “only me” but of course obviously put them as public, private or for certain people to look at depending on what you wanted to do.

Now we’ve already talked about how to enable the 3D photo feature on your Facebook account and also how to get the best results with the portrait mode on your iPhone.

So with that being said, you will only be able to use this 3D photo feature if you have portrait mode on your phone which comes with some of the newer iPhone models. So if you don’t have the newer models of iPhone, unfortunately at this time I don’t believe you’ll be actually able to use this feature.

Back to the tutorial, you need to go ahead and click let’s just say for example a beautiful breakfast pic that you had a couple of weeks ago. When you move your phone around you will notice that it has a little parallax effect and your phone is going to attempt to stitch the portrait mode picture and use the different data that’s in there to make it look like a 3D photo.

LEARN HOW YOUR IPHONE ABLE TO GIVE 3D EFFECT ON YOUR PICTURES.

This is better phone here unlike those Tecno, infinix, itel phones. Well, the truth is na lack of fund dey make person settle for those crappy phones. God go provide for everybody.

Go and ask your pastor. Nairaland will give you confused answers.

1) Moto G6



You can capture and learn more about the world around you with the Moto G6 32 GB smartphone from Motorola. With the Moto G6, you can satisfy your concern by just showing the 12 MP and 5 MP dual rear cameras at an object or landmark and watch as the G6 begins to try and recognize it, when the G6 figures it out it’ll automatically ask if you want to learn more.

It can scan in text from a real document to text blocks, you can then copy these blocks into texts, emails, notes and more. The front-facing 8 MP camera is pretty intelligent too instead of using a password you can use the camera to open your Moto G6 with nothing but your good looks.

When it comes to photos and video, the rear cameras can catch some marvellous pics, as well as videos in up to 1080p HD resolution, get inventive with your videos by using the slow motion or time-lapse modes, on the front the camera can take wide-angle selfies.

2) Huawei P20 Lite

The Huawei P20 lite is the next on our list of budget smartphones. The Huawei P20 lite provides a little iPhone X design magic at a third of the price but with limited notch compatibility and subpar performance.

The budget smartphone somehow manages to feel a bit expensive, the P20 lite has a glass back and an aluminium frame for rigidity, the smartphone has a very smooth and clean layout with no antenna lines at the back.

Smartly blended dual cameras and minimal screen borders up front, the glass back looks and feels superior and helps the p20 light stand out from the hordes of metal-clad mid-range smartphones. The 5.8 4-inch display dominates the front fillet of the smartphone, it has a notch at the head which is quite small.

There is a choice in the settings menu to hide the notch which the screen area on both sides of it the glass back panel houses the vertically piled cameras and there’s a centrally placed fingerprint sensor that is quite fast and accurate.

3) Realme 1


Moving on with the list is the Realme 1, the Realme 1 has an 18.9 display with up to 6 GB of RAM, a fibreglass body with a unique design and Android 8.1 Oreo right out of the box.

The phone seems to have been explicitly designed to be a Redmi Note 5 pro killer, it has a fibreglass body with a glossy diamond cut effect on the back the company says that there are 15 tangent planes carved onto the rear panel to reflect light in several ways and make the phone look like a diamond.

While the design is undoubtedly unique and attractive, it might come across as a bit ostentatious and gaudy to some, the Realme 1 has a non-removable 3410 mAh battery and runs colour OS 5.0 on top of Android 8.1 Oreo.

Connectivity options incorporate dual 4G, Wi-Fi 802.11, AC Bluetooth 4.2 and a 3.5 mm headphone jack, you further get FM radio and GPS.

At a time when the industry is shifting towards USB type-c, this smartphone practices the age-old micro USB port for charging and data transfers. The phone supports dual standby for volte.

4) Nokia 6.1

Created from a single piece of aluminium, the Nokia 6.1 highlights diamond-cut edges, a long-lasting series 6000 unibody construction and charming two-tone anodizing, the frames robust nature is joined by a damage-resistant Gorilla Glass 3.

The Gorilla Glass shields a 5.5 inch IPS Full HD 1920 by 1080 display with a cinematic 16:9 aspect ratio. It also emphasizes a 16 MP fast focusing PDAF rear camera with high-quality optics as well as an 8 MP front-facing camera.

The sole dual sight mode lets you seize all the action by using both the back and front cameras concurrently, this results in a split-screen video that you can share through Facebook live or YouTube live all within the camera app.

for your standard videos, the Nokia 6.1 supports a remarkable 4k Ultra HD video resolution, the device runs on android 8.0 Oreo operating system and is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 630, 2.2 GHz octa-core processor as well as 3GB of LP ddr4 Ram.

You can save your apps and split-screen masterpieces on 32 GB of built-in storage which can be extended via an optional microSD card for an additional 128 GB of capacity.

5) Xiaomi MI A1

The Xiaomi MI A1 is one of the budget smartphones you can buy in 2019. It comes with a 5.50-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1080 pixels by 1920 pixels. It is powered by two GHz octa-core processor and it comes with four gigabytes of RAM, the phone packed 64 GB of internal storage that can be extended up to 128 gigabytes via a micro SD card.

Coming to the camera specification, the MI A1 packs a 12 MP primary camera on the rear and a 5 MP front shooter for selfies. It runs Android 7.1.2 and is powered by a 3080 mAH non-removable battery.

The phone measures 155.40 by 75.80 by 7.30 in height, width and thickness respectively. It weighs 168.00 grams. Coming to the connectivity options, it includes Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, infrared USB OTG, 3G and 4G with support for band 40 used by some LTE networks in India.

Sensors on the phone include Compass, magnetometer, proximity sensor, accelerometer, ambient light sensor and gyroscope.

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Ok. Good. Tecno and infinix users won't like this because there phones can't handle it.

Immaculatesnow:
Boss Google is frustrating people with adsense wahala these days have you verified your Adsense with your id card

Right before the pin was sent.

Immaculatesnow:
It normally should take a few seconds to get your Adsense verified so long as you have your Google pin code for verification

I have put the pin since Wednesday and they are yet to response. Please what can I do?

Who facebook ads epp.

Immaculatesnow:
choi the vanity crew members will soon arrive as for me I'm still pushing my hustle

I need a verified Google Adsense plus website for sale

You seem to know more about Adsense. Please I recently got my adsense pin and submitted the pin like 2 days ago but the adsense team are yet to verify me. Does it take that long?

Why is nobody concerned about the fact that the thread was posted in 2016.

Android users abeg hide your face.

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