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Networking

AVG Secure VPN Is Probably The Best

I’ve tested many VPNs, but AVG Secure VPN stands out. Its data usage is incredibly efficient, consuming less than 10MB in 8 hours of browsing. Battery drain is minimal, under 1% in 24 hours. Speed tests show no noticeable difference with the VPN active, and streaming is seamless. AVG offers diverse server locations, easy configuration, and a kill switch.

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Social Media

Whatsapp Trick Does Not Save Your Storage Space

WhatsApp’s media visibility setting
hides photos and videos from your gallery, but they still consume storage in a hidden folder. To actually save space, disable automatic media downloads. Go to Settings > Data Usage and choose when media downloads (mobile data, Wi-Fi, roaming). Disabling auto-download is recommended to control storage use.

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Why Every Website Needs SSL Certificate

SSL certificates encrypt communication between websites and visitors, ensuring secure data transfer. They’re crucial for protecting sensitive information like credit card details and personal data. SSL also authenticates the website, preventing imposters. It’s a PCI compliance requirement for online payments and boosts search engine rankings.

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Car owners Prefer To Service Their Vehicles Than Have Medical Check Up

It has come to my notice that many car owners today do regular service for the cars than they actually have a medical check themselves. One of the people I talked to gave a reason that for him he doesn’t go for regular health checks because he feels he is “Okay”, so there is no need to go regularly to hospital to have routine checks done.

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Cardless Teller To Save Us From Gloomy Faces

A cardless ATM experience proved surprisingly efficient. After an initial ATM failure, a security guard directed the user to a new machine. The cardless transaction involved entering the account number, selecting “deposit,” inserting cash, and confirming the amount. This avoided network issues, queues, grumpy tellers, and tedious paperwork.

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10 Ways to Keep Your Computer Safe

Boost your computer security! Update your OS and antivirus software regularly. Install anti-spyware. Secure your home network with a strong Wi-Fi password (WPA2 is best). Use a firewall. Switch from Internet Explorer to a safer browser like Firefox or Chrome. Be cautious with email attachments and avoid risky websites. Use OpenDNS for safer browsing. Protect your personal information by not sharing it carelessly and encrypting sensitive files.

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How To Manually Enter Internet Settings (APN) for Uganda Networks, 2G, 3G, 4G

To manually set internet settings on your phone for Ugandan networks, you’ll need to find the APN settings on your device. This usually involves going to Settings > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names. You’ll then need to create a new APN with the correct information for your network provider (e.g., MTN, Airtel, etc.). This information can usually be found on your provider’s website or by contacting their customer service. Once you’ve entered the correct APN settings, you should be able to connect to the internet.

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