Jio Independence Day Offer
Jio is offering up to 140 days of free data and Jio-to-Jio voice calls to customers who are buying the JioFi 4G hotspot device. Customers can use the data to download and use applications, watch videos, listen to music, or do other activities that require a connection. The offer is available from July 1 through September 30.
The JioFi 4G wireless hotspot device is available at all the Reliance Digital outlets and on the company’s official website for INR 1,999.
The three very affordable plans are for INR 199 offering 1.5GB data for 28 days daily, INR 249 offering 2GB data for 56 days daily, and INR 349 offering 3GB data for 84 days daily. Now to avail the “free” benefits, you will need to recharge additionally for INR 99 to get the ‘Jio Prime’ membership.
The new unlimited data plan from AT&T will give you access to on-net voice calls, 1000 minutes off-net calling, and 100 national SMS per day. The free data will be dependent on the plan that you opt for. ..
You can recharge with Jio Prime for an extra 112 days to get the benefits of 1.5GB daily data and 168 days of extra data.
The JioFi 4G wireless hotspot device is now available on the company’s official website. This offer is not available for postpaid users. ..
WhatsApp is set to let users sync their chat history with multiple devices, including Apple and Android devices. The feature is set to launch in the coming weeks, and will be available for free to users who have an account with the messaging app. The move comes as a response to growing concerns about how chat histories are being shared between devices. Many people are worried that their conversations could be accessed by third-party apps or hackers if they’re not protected. WhatsApp says that the feature will make it easier for users to keep track of where they left off in a conversation and will help them stay organized when trying to communicate with others.
A study by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley has found that over 1 billion devices are at risk because of Qualcomm vulnerabilities. The research, which is set to be published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Security and Privacy, was conducted using a vulnerability scanner known asQualcomm Scanner. The study found that many of the devices being used by consumers and businesses are not up to date with the latest security patches.
