This is to imporm all the candidates that the result of National examination council has been resleased by the neco board. So you can chek your result by yourself througth these simple steps as follows

Step 1
  Go to www.result.neco.gov.ng in your browser

Step 2 Select the year and the type of the exam

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Step 4 used the Token number you obtain and.               click on the chek my result botton then.                you will see your result.


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Wishing you happy result cheking

Android is the most popular smartphone operating system accounting for 86% in the shares of sales in the smartphone market. As an Android user, you might want to explore the endless possibilities for getting the maximum out of your Android device. These tricks and hacks will not only make you smarter but also change the way you interact with your smartphone.


1. Use Your LED Flash And Camera For Heart Rate Monitoring



Yes, it is possible to monitor your pulse rate without the use of any fitness tracker or devices with a dedicated heart rate monitor. At once, it might seem like a gimmick or joke for you but it does actually work to a certain extent.

Now, there are many apps available which let you track your pulse rate. The ones which actually work require your finger to be placed on the LED flash after which the app uses the camera to track colour changes under your skin to monitor the amount of blood passing through.




Given that this is software dependent, don’t expect much accuracy and make sure that the LED flash on your phone doesn’t reside too far from the camera lens. Apps like Instant Heart Rate app can be used here for best results.


2. Track Your Android Smartphone

Fingerprint readers on phones have made devices more secure and faster to unlock, at least when they work on the first try. If you have trouble unlocking your phone quickly, there are things you can do to improve your device’s fingerprint reader.

Biometric identification on phones has come a long way over the last few years, with both Apple and Google building APIs to bring fingerprint scanning to the masses on their respective platforms. While the early versions were good enough to use, the later versions have gotten even better—but they’re still not perfect.

There are certain situations where fingerprint readers simply aren’t as accurate, but there are a handful of things you can do to fix this. With the right tweaks, you can achieve 100 percent first-try accuracy from your phone’s fingerprint reader.
You’ll need to access your phone’s fingerprint settings for all of these. Here’s where you’ll find them:

iOS: Settings > Touch ID & Passcode > Fingerprints

Android: Settings > Security > Device/Phone Security

Depending on your Android phone model, you may have to look around a little bit to find the exact name of the fingerprint setting. On Pixel phones, it’s called Pixel Imprint. On Samsung Galaxy devices, it’s just labeled as “Fingerprint Scanner.”

REGISTER THE SAME FINGER MORE THAN ONCE FOR IMPROVED ACCURACY

FINGERPRINTS

√ Finger  1
√ Finger  2
√ Finger  3


This is one of those tips that’s so simple, yet not completely obvious. If you generally unlock your phone with the same finger and find that it doesn’t work on the first try some of the time, just register that finger a second time. Both Android and iOS let you register multiple fingerprints, and there’s no rule that says they can’t be for the same finger.
While the system sees it as a “new” fingerprint, it will simply improve accuracy from that one finger. The odds are you won’t have to add it more than once, and the accuracy will be dramatically improved.

REGISTER BOTH HANDS FOR UNLOCKING IN ANY SITUATION




It may seem obvious, but you should register fingers on both hands. This way, if the hand you generally unlock your phone with is tied up, you can still unlock your phone easily with the other one. Similarly, it’s probably a good idea to register multiple fingers on each hand.
Also, go ahead and register all additional fingers a couple of times too. You know, for accuracy.

ADD A FINGERPRINT RIGHT OUT OF THE SHOWER

One of the main situations in every day life that you may need to unlock your phone and find that the fingerprint reader isn’t working is when your hands are wet—especially if they’re starting to wrinkle up.
To fix this, add your fingerprint fresh out of the shower. This “new” fingerprint will allow for easy unlocking regardless of your hand situation—out of the pool, out of the shower, caught in the rain, or simply just sweating a lot won’t be an issue after that.

BONUS TIP: NAME YOUR FINGERPRINTS

This won’t make the fingerprint reader more accurate, but it’s still a good thing to do. Both iOS and Android let you give your fingerprints specific names, which is better than fingerprint 1, 2, etc.
When you name them, you can easily tell what is what. That way, if you ever forget whether you’ve registered a particular finger, you’ll be able to tell pretty quickly. And if you have the fingerprints of multiple people registered, it makes them much easier to tell apart.

It's important to keep your information private and safe. These messaging apps certainly do the trick. Learn more about encrypted messaging on Android now.




Keeping your messages safe and secure isn’t easy. It seems like there is always news of companies giving away users’ personal information, or of hackers forcing their way into a system. But when it comes to sending messages that you want only your intended recipient to read, you have a few options. The following will discuss four encrypted messaging apps you can use on Android.

Open wisper




This is open source coding at its finest. The high-quality messaging function is perfect for Android. You can send whatever group, text, picture, or video message you need to send without SMS or MMS fees. Every message is end-to-end encrypted. You won’t need to remember any special login info, either: you will use your phone and contact info. It’s free to use and doesn’t include ads due to donations and grants.

Telegram for Android



More than 100 million active users have turned to Telegram for Android in just two and a half years. Telegram promises strong encryption using a combination of 256-bit symmetric AES encryption, 2048-bit RSA encryption, and Diffie-Hellman secure key exchange. What’s more, you can add a little fun to your messages with photo and video editing tools and an open sticker/GIF platform.

Wickr Me



This is a secure messaging app for Android with free end-to-end encrypted text, video, picture, and voice messages. Set the amount of time you want to hang onto a message before it automatically terminates. Your Wickr ID is anonymous to those who lie outside your network, so you don’t have to worry.

Gliph





Did you send something you regret? With Gliph, your deletion happens on both sides of the server so that deleted message is gone. The service doesn’t track or follow you. Turn off the password reset option with Gliph’s Lockdown™ Privacy Protection and no one will be able to get into your account except for you.

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Keeping your phone in your pocket seems logical, but you could be doing more harm than good. According to Lilly Friedman, MD, this is actually the worst place to store your cell phone. “When cell phones are on, connected to a wireless network, and placed in a pocket, the radiation is two to seven times higher than if it were placed in a purse or holster,” she says. There is a correlation between radiation from a cell phone and tumor growth, she adds. Plus, radiation can change the structure of DNA and affect male fertility, according to Dr. Friedman. The World Health Organization’s International Agency for Research on Cancer also found that cell phone radiation is additionally carcinogenic to humans. Merely sitting on your phone could cause health issues such as sciatica or other back problems as well

And that's how easy it is for hackers to see and record every keystroke you press on your computer. When a hacker has an unnoticed backdoor on your computer, anything is possible, but there are a few things you can do to minimize the risk of having your keys captured:

1.Use Antivirus Software. 

While there's not a catch-all solution, and antivirus software won't protect against sophisticated and cutting-edge keyloggers, there's still no excuse for not using antivirus software which protects against most known keylogger software.

2.Use On-screen Keyboards When Entering Passwords.

One of the limitations of most keyloggers is that they only capture actual keystrokes being pressed on the keyboard. The Windows on-screen keyboard will provide a virtual keyboard that may help circumvent keyloggers.

3.Use A Firewall. 

It's possible lazy attackers won't go through the effort of disguising their payloads to appear as being normal DNS (port 53) or HTTP (port 80) transmissions. A firewall might catch suspicious packets leaving your computer on port 35357.

4 Protect Your Computer Against Backdoors. 

While all of the above is helpful when you're already backdoored, the best thing to do is make sure you're not exploited in the first place.

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Lots of people wants to get rid of stock Android apps which are pre-installed in your device. Here, you will get to know How to Remove Built-in Apps from Android without root. Whenever you bought new Android mobile, it is fulfil with lot of unwanted apps which are already installed in it by their companies. Well, some of them are useful for us but not all. They cover our phone’s internal space too which cause many problems. Now, some persons thinks to uninstall them directly from Apps bar in settings.. but there is no option to remove default Android Apps there. Now, What to do? Don’t worry, there are lots of method are available to complete your this wish from which I am sharing some for both Rooted and Non Rooted devices.