This are thugs sponsored by the powers that be to change the narrative of the protest, dont be fooled guys. This guys are masters in the laws of power, they can fight and this is one of their tactics. Ask yourself who benefits from the involvement of thugs?

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zionmde:
this is rubbish na
they are fast loosing focus. Armed robbers are in dat prison, rapists, paedophiles, fraudsters etc, funny enough even policemen indicted for extr judicial killings are in these prisons. This is absolutely wrong. What are they fighting for now??.
If the government deploys military because of this issue then they are not to be blamed. If I am the governor, every protester around that vicinity is going into that prison until they produce the criminals they have freed

Of a truth, Thugs and irresponsible fellows are fast taking over this protest

This are thugs sponsored by the powers that be to change the narrative of the protest, dont be fooled guys. This guys are masters in the laws of power, they can fight and this is one of their tactics.

It is important that you learn how to know a safe website, with all of these online activities  lots of personal information like phone numbers, home addresses, and credit cards will be flying around the Internet. This personal data translates to dollars for cyber criminals

Once you give your information online, a lot can go on with it. So it’s important that you be careful who you trust with your information online. But how do you know who to trust? How do you know if a site is safe and if you should give

How to know a safe website.

Check the SSL Certificate

Look at the URL of the website. If it begins with “https” instead of “http” it means the site is secured using an SSL Certificate (the s stands for secure). SSL Certificates secure all of your data as it is passed from your browser to the website’s server. To get an SSL Certificate, the company must go through a validation process. this is the first thing to look out for when checking the legitimacy of a website.

Look at the Domain

Cyber attackers will sometimes create websites that looks almost exactly as existing websites and try to lure people into purchasing something on or logging into their phishing site.  When you get emails from online platforms, don’t click the link in the email. Type the domain into your browser to make sure you are connecting to the website where you intend to be.

Also – Check out for a locked padlock in the address bar. Click on the padlock. It will reveal information about the websites security.

Check out for 

     physical address of the site.     sale policies     Prices (some prices are too low to be true)

Please be safe out there, you can loose all you have in seconds just be innocently giving your details to these criminals. Please use the comment box for questions and feed backs.
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Amazon just released Alexa Guard to all Echo users. Your Echo can now listen for breaking glass, alert you to smoke alarms, turn your lights on and off and inform you of other breach in your home.

If an Echo hears a window break, it can send you an alert to your phone along with a live video feed if you have an Echo with a camera on it, like the Echo Show. An alert includes a 10-second audio recording of the glass breaking and anything else the Echo heard, but it otherwise doesn’t listen unless you speak Alexa again.

It will also send alerts if a smart smoke alarm or carbon monoxide alarm goes off. If you configure it, Guard can also automatically turn on smart lights at certain times while you’re away, and it will automatically turn them on and off on a schedule as if you’re home.

Once enabled, you activate by telling Alexa “I’m leaving” and de-activate by saying “I’m

How to use Alexa Guard To Protect your Home.Open the Alexa app on your phone.Tap the menu button on the top left.Choose “Settings.”Choose “Guard.”Tap “Set up Guard.”Tap “Add” to detect smart smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors in your home.Tap “Add” to activate smart alerts for detecting the sound of broken glass.Choose “Add” again to activate smart lighting.Enter your zip code, so smart lighting knows when to turn on.Choose “Confirm.”

Note

Alexa Guard isn’t a monitored security system. Amazon spells that out multiple times in its FAQ:

Alexa Guard is not a replacement for an alarm system or life safety device and cannot contact emergency services, such as the police or fire department, on your behalf. Smart Alerts are provided for informational purposes

However –

If you subscribe to ADT or use Amazon’s Ring alarm system, Guard can automatically send alerts to professionals so that authorities arrive if a break-in is detected. If you don’t have these systems, Alexa Guard won’t call the police, it’ll just notify you of a potential.
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