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Friday, 31 March 2017
Top 10 Private Search Engines That Do Not Track You 2017
Top 10 Private Search Engines That Do Not Track You
About two out of three people in the world are utilizing the internet in daily life. On this world wide web, there are numerous organizations who are prepared to look after this world’s immense network because in this network unauthorized activities can also happen which can involve hacking and terrorism, etc. So there are some spy organizations which are established to track the users who are using the internet in their devices. And now search engines like Google Keeps tracks on user searched keywords, that means you are not at all private. So here are some of the best search engines that you will surely like to use as they will not keep track on your searches. So have a look at complete guide discussed below to proceed.
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Best Private Search Engines That Never Track your Searches
Here we have selected some of the search engines that help you to browse anonymously without tracking your searched keywords.
#1 WolframAlpha
This is one of the best search engines that is well known to the security researchers. Wolfram|Alpha introduces a fundamentally new way to get knowledge and answers—not by searching the web, but by doing dynamic computations based on a vast collection of built-in data, algorithms, and methods.
#2 Privatelee
This is https based search engine that has SSL encryption and doesn’t record your keywords. This search engine is being used by many users that are aware of all the security terms and don’t want to get tracked by giant business networks.
#3 DuckDuckGo
This is the well-known search engine that many of you must have tried once. DuckDuckGo does not collect or share personal information. That is their privacy policy in a nutshell.
#4 Yippy
This is one of the cool search engine programs with which you can easily filter out results and easily category wise list the result according to your wish. As this is the search engine that works with a proper user based search to get the best result filter out and never keep the records of searched keywords on it. So must try this out.
#5 GIBIRU
Gibiru is the preferred Search Engine for Patriots. Gibiru is faster than the NSA Search Engines since it does not install all sorts of personalization and tracking cookies on your system. Gibiru provides Uncensored and Unpersonalized Anonymous Web, and News Results Gibiru is not partnered with the NSA so you can browse the Internet safely the way the Constitution would have intended.
#6 Startpage
This is a powerful search engine which shows you Google results while protecting your searches and avoiding tracking your steps. This search engine provides browsing through a proxy server which eliminates websites from tracking your IP Address or location.
#7 Hulbee
Hulbee.com is the efficient alternative for anyone who attaches great importance to data integrity and the protection of privacy. Contrary to search engines, users at Hulbee.com don’t leave any tracks. Hulbee.com even does without countless analyses of their visitors. Their topics, IP addresses, and personal information are not stored or used for any additional business.
#8 Lukol
Lukol is one of the best private search engines that protects users from online fraudsters and keeps spammers away. This uses Google’s custom search assistance to show you search results. However, this uses a proxy server to deliver customized search results.
JIO PRIME SUMMER SURPRISE OFFER Launched | Free Unlimited 4G Data for 3 ...
Reliance Jio extends Prime membership to 15 days; launches 'Summer Surprise' offer
NEW DELHI: Reliance Jio Infocomm has extended the deadline for subscriptions to its paid plans till April 15, and waived off monthly recharges for the next three months to all those who register in that time, intensifying a brutal price war being waged in the market.
So, those enrolling into Jio Prime by April 15 by paying Rs 99 along with their first purchase of the telco’s Rs 303 or other plans of higher amounts will get services till July end on a “complimentary basis,” under the “Summer Surprise” offer, the company said in a statement Friday. These users will need to next recharge their plans only in August.
Subscribers who have already registered for Jio Prime would be automatically shifted to the “Summer Surprise” offer.
So far, over 72 million subscribers have opted for Prime membership, and Jio expects more of its over 100 million users and new ones to register for its services by mid-April.
"Jio’s free service period is coming to an end. Users who do not recharge by the extended date of 15th April will experience degradation and/or discontinuation of services,” Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries – parent of Jio – said in the statement.
“This extension (till April 15) will provide the necessary breathing room for users to avoid service disruption during the transition from free to paid services," he added.
He further said that the company was aware of some pockets of congestion on its network, but said that services will see a “dramatic” improvement in the coming weeks as the telco invests more in its network expansion.
Jio, which has already invested over Rs200,000 crore in its business, will double its telecom tower network by another 100,000 in the coming months, Ambani said.
Jio’s six months of free services - which started on September 5 and ended March 31 - had netted the telco over 100 million users and in the process hurt the industry’s revenue and profitability and forced players – big ones such as Vodafone India and Idea Cellular, and smaller ones such as Reliance Communications, Aircel and MTS – to merge among themselves, and some like Telenor to exit totally.
While the incumbents were looking forward to Jio starting to charge for its services – albeit at sharp discounts – the latest offer will heap more pressure on the likes of Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea to come up with offers to keep their subscribers from switching over. And any such move will further dent their profitability at a time they need to invest to expand their 4G networks, say analysts.
"In a way Jio is continuing its free services, which will further negatively impact the industry which is already under great financial stress," Jaideep Ghosh, partner, management consulting, KPMG India.
On February 21, Ambani announced Prime membership to on board customers on a payment of a one-time fee of Rs 99. The membership, available for one year, gives the customers an option to choose from multiple data packs starting from Rs 149.
Jio, which launched services on September 5, disrupted the Indian telecom industry with its ‘Welcome’ and ‘Happy New Year’ offers which offered free voice and data services along with access to its digital content ecosystem.
And analysts expect further impact on coffers of telcos.
"It is directed towards keeping the subscriber ramp up tempo going because any raising of prices would possibly impeded the take up, Therefore, this helps the take up of subscribers," Sandip Das, senior advisor, Analysys Mason and a former Jio chief executive, said.
He expects pricing in the market to remain disrupted as players try to gain market share or hold on to existing market share.
“For the next 12-18 months, it will be tough time for telcos. At one side they would need to continue to invest in data, but will see their revenue spiral downwards. With rising industry debt level, coupled with lowering of the prices, the finances will be seriously stretched," Das said.
Market leader Bharti Airtel's saw its net profit plunge 55% in the October-December quarter while Vodafone India posted a 1.9% drop in service revenue in the same period, No. 3 Idea posted its first net loss since listing in 2007.
"October-December numbers including quarterly revenue, profits, subscribers, data usage, had dipped for most telcos. While the same number are expected to dip in January-March, the decline that was anticipated to stabilise in the coming quarter, will now follow the same trend as the preceding quarters," said a senior analyst who did not want to be quoted.
Shares of Reliance Industries, the parent group of Reliance Jio Infocomm shot up on Friday by 3.93% to close at Rs 1319.20, on expectations of an end to Jio’s free services.
So, those enrolling into Jio Prime by April 15 by paying Rs 99 along with their first purchase of the telco’s Rs 303 or other plans of higher amounts will get services till July end on a “complimentary basis,” under the “Summer Surprise” offer, the company said in a statement Friday. These users will need to next recharge their plans only in August.
Subscribers who have already registered for Jio Prime would be automatically shifted to the “Summer Surprise” offer.
So far, over 72 million subscribers have opted for Prime membership, and Jio expects more of its over 100 million users and new ones to register for its services by mid-April.
"Jio’s free service period is coming to an end. Users who do not recharge by the extended date of 15th April will experience degradation and/or discontinuation of services,” Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries – parent of Jio – said in the statement.
“This extension (till April 15) will provide the necessary breathing room for users to avoid service disruption during the transition from free to paid services," he added.
He further said that the company was aware of some pockets of congestion on its network, but said that services will see a “dramatic” improvement in the coming weeks as the telco invests more in its network expansion.
Jio, which has already invested over Rs200,000 crore in its business, will double its telecom tower network by another 100,000 in the coming months, Ambani said.
Jio’s six months of free services - which started on September 5 and ended March 31 - had netted the telco over 100 million users and in the process hurt the industry’s revenue and profitability and forced players – big ones such as Vodafone India and Idea Cellular, and smaller ones such as Reliance Communications, Aircel and MTS – to merge among themselves, and some like Telenor to exit totally.
While the incumbents were looking forward to Jio starting to charge for its services – albeit at sharp discounts – the latest offer will heap more pressure on the likes of Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea to come up with offers to keep their subscribers from switching over. And any such move will further dent their profitability at a time they need to invest to expand their 4G networks, say analysts.
"In a way Jio is continuing its free services, which will further negatively impact the industry which is already under great financial stress," Jaideep Ghosh, partner, management consulting, KPMG India.
On February 21, Ambani announced Prime membership to on board customers on a payment of a one-time fee of Rs 99. The membership, available for one year, gives the customers an option to choose from multiple data packs starting from Rs 149.
Jio, which launched services on September 5, disrupted the Indian telecom industry with its ‘Welcome’ and ‘Happy New Year’ offers which offered free voice and data services along with access to its digital content ecosystem.
And analysts expect further impact on coffers of telcos.
"It is directed towards keeping the subscriber ramp up tempo going because any raising of prices would possibly impeded the take up, Therefore, this helps the take up of subscribers," Sandip Das, senior advisor, Analysys Mason and a former Jio chief executive, said.
He expects pricing in the market to remain disrupted as players try to gain market share or hold on to existing market share.
“For the next 12-18 months, it will be tough time for telcos. At one side they would need to continue to invest in data, but will see their revenue spiral downwards. With rising industry debt level, coupled with lowering of the prices, the finances will be seriously stretched," Das said.
Market leader Bharti Airtel's saw its net profit plunge 55% in the October-December quarter while Vodafone India posted a 1.9% drop in service revenue in the same period, No. 3 Idea posted its first net loss since listing in 2007.
"October-December numbers including quarterly revenue, profits, subscribers, data usage, had dipped for most telcos. While the same number are expected to dip in January-March, the decline that was anticipated to stabilise in the coming quarter, will now follow the same trend as the preceding quarters," said a senior analyst who did not want to be quoted.
Shares of Reliance Industries, the parent group of Reliance Jio Infocomm shot up on Friday by 3.93% to close at Rs 1319.20, on expectations of an end to Jio’s free services.
Thursday, 16 March 2017
Jio vs Airtel vs !dea vs Vodafone
भारत में 4G डाटा को जो सफर रिलायंस जियो ने शुरू किया था, अब उस रास्ते पर लगभग सभी टेलिकॉम कंपनियां चल पड़ी हैं। 'डाटा वार' के बीच एक-दूसरे को चुनौती देने के लिए सभी ने लगभग एक बराबर कीमत में 4G डाटा प्लान पेश कर दिए हैं। फर्क सिर्फ इतना है कि कोई पैसे कम ले रही है तो कोई डाटा ज्यादा दे रही है। यही वजह है सबसे ज्यादा यूजर्स वाली कंपनियां रिलायंस जियो, एयरटेल, आइडिया और वोडाफोन अपने यूजर्स को ज्यादा बेनिफिट पहुंचाना चाहती हैं और हर दिन यूजर्स को 1GB 4G डाटा के साथ फ्री कॉलिंग भी दे रही है। हालांकि, इन प्लान में कई ऐसी शर्तें होती हैं जिन्हें यूजर्स जानने की कोशिश भी नहीं करते। बाद में यही प्लान उनकी जेब पर भारी हो जाते हैं। ऐसे में हम एक खबर से उन प्लान को बता रहे हैं जिनमें हर दिन 1GB 4G डाटा देने की बात कही जा रही है
Sunday, 15 January 2017
Saturday, 14 January 2017
what is whatsapp encryption
End-to-End Encryption
Privacy and security is in our DNA, which is why we have end-to-end encryption in the latest versions of our app. When end-to-end encrypted, your messages, photos, videos, voice messages, documents, and calls are secured from falling into the wrong hands.
End-to-end encryption is available when you and the people you message are on the latest versions of WhatsApp.
WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption ensures only you and the person you're communicating with can read what is sent, and nobody in between, not even WhatsApp. Your messages are secured with a lock, and only the recipient and you have the special key needed to unlock and read your message. For added protection, every message you send has a unique lock and key. All of this happens automatically: no need to turn on settings or set up special secret chats to secure your messages.
Important: End-to-end encryption is always activated, provided all parties are using the latest version of WhatsApp. There is no way to turn off end-to-end encryption.
What is the "Verify security code" screen in the contact info screen?
Each of your chats has its own security code used to verify that your calls and the messages you send to that chat are end-to-end encrypted.
Note: The verification process is optional and is used only to confirm that the messages you send are end-to-end encrypted.
This code can be found in the contact info screen, both as a QR code and a 60-digit number. These codes are unique to each chat and can be compared between people in each chat to verify that the messages you send to the chat are end-to-end encrypted. Security codes are just visible versions of the special key shared between you - and don't worry, it's not the actual key itself, that's always kept secret.
To verify that a chat is end-to-end encrypted
- Open the chat.
- Tap on the name of the contact to open the contact info screen.
- Tap Encryption to view the QR code and 60-digit number.
If you and your contact are physically next to each other, one of you can scan the other's QR code or visually compare the 60-digit number. If you scan the QR code, and the code is indeed the same, a green checkmark will appear. Since they match, you can be sure no one is intercepting your messages or calls.
If the codes do not match, it's likely you're scanning the code of a different contact, or a different phone number. If your contact has recently reinstalled WhatsApp, or switched devices, we recommend you refresh the code by sending them a new message and then scanning the code.
Learn more about security codes changing in this FAQ article.
If you and your contact are not physically near each other, you can send them the 60-digit number. Let your contact know that once they receive your code, they should write it down and then visually compare it to the 60-digit number that appears in the contact info screen under Encryption. For Android, iPhone and Windows Phone, you can use the Share button from the QR code/60-digit number screen to send the 60-digit number via SMS, email, etc.
I'm seeing that the messages I send aren't encrypted
It's possible that you tap on Encryption in the contact info/group info screen and receive a message that the messages you send are not end-to-end encrypted. If this is the case, it's likely that you or the person you're chatting with needs to update to the latest version of WhatsApp. Once all parties in a group, or the person you're messaging in an individual chat, have updated to the latest version of WhatsApp, a small indicator will appear in the chat informing you that the messages in your chat are end-to-end encrypted.
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