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[MoMo Fraud]
3 Reasons why MTN does not block numbers for MoMo fraud allegations –This article on why MTN does not block numbers reported for MoMo fraud is part of a series JBKlutse.com is to educate the public about Mobile Money fraudsters, their activities, and how to stay vigilant and not be a victim. There is a good reason why MTN does not block numbers reported for MoMo fraud and we’ll let you in on that. Read more.
[iPhones]
iPhones can now tell blind users where and how far away people are – According to Techcrunch.com, Apple has packed an interesting new accessibility feature into the latest beta of iOS: a system that detects the presence of and distance to people in the view of the iPhone’s camera, so blind users can social distance effectively, among many other things. Read more.
[Play Store]
Google Play Store now lets you quickly compare apps – According to Android Authority, Google is reportedly offering an app comparison section on the Play Store. This would allow you to quickly compare similar apps for ease of use and more. The feature is currently limited to media player apps. Read more.
Other things we’re reading:
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MultiChoice Ghana donates Ghs75,000 of PPE’s to Cape Coast Teaching Hospital – Read more.
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UNESCO, GIJ organise 2020 Global Media and Information Literacy Week workshop – Read more.
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5 Pregnancy myths and facts you need to know today – Read more.
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Nana Aba Anamoah, ZionFelix and Ameyaw Debrah to speak at the 2020 Ghana Bloggers Summit – Read more.
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Tech trends for electrical contractors in 2020 – Read more.
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