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Just stop writing for a day and it may seem as if it is an issue of a generator with hard starting issues. I can remember Pastor Benny Hinn addressing this issue in one of his sermons. A day out might equals an extra two days to get back on track, a week out from God's presence may equal extra two weeks to get back on course.
Yesterday showed such signs of needed relaxation. There is always a need to get some needed rest; this work and work and work is not ALL and all. Ok, I wasn't going to talk faith but how tech has influenced humans and their daily business activities.
I can remember back when I was small when a side kiosk call center was a big business. It was the easiest way to reach your loved ones or business partner from the other end who at least had a mobile phone or maybe also booked a date for a call from the center at his own end.
Cyber cafe played a huge role in the Internet business. The introduction of e-mails was just stepping up. By then, people really cared less about online and device security. You could just log into your mail with any available PC and cared less.
The upgrade continued, mobile phones started spreading and well, were not much smart by that time. Java and Symbian phones took the lead (it was a major upgrade from cell phones). Someone could just hand over his phone for people to access music and videos, play games and also take one or two photos.
Fast-forwarding, how often do you see these things happening these days. Smart phones have been designed right from the factory to be very user sensitive. Just consider how you will struggle to be able to log in your mail through another device.
A confirmation code to your other phone via a backup mail or a code sent to your phone number just to address the issue of security and privacy.
One can comprehend it to be a good one but it has also opened doors for tech companies to keep selling. It is a clear call selling tactics; each individual to his own smart phone and other Network connecting devices. It goes the same with even PC’s; there is no more room for sharing.
I am not an iPhone user but from my Android experience, I have to commend Google and meta. These companies are working on keeping things more private. Using meta for an example, recently, hackers tried to steal my Facebook account. My account was locked and a message was sent immediately to my WhatsApp account.
The easiest way they could have picked they up was actually because a new device was trying to access it. The requirements for account recovery were numerous and one of those was to log in using a mobile phone I had recently logged into the account. It was an easy recovery at my end, already, my smart phone was with me and that was all I needed at that point.
To conclude, add,I also had to strengthen my account security status to avoid any of such future inconveniences. So yes, it is getting very private and one of its advantages is quick response security to your files and online activities. Nevertheless, the issue of loss to lose all is something that also needs to be addressed.
It gets very difficult to impossible to be able to recover a lot of sensitive information and well, online assets in the absence of a principal account owner. Maybe I should put it this way; what happens in the issue of death?
