Bangladesh 135th in internet speed, Facebook's alternative 'communication' is coming: Palak, how to understand if mobile hacking
Bangladesh is 135th out of 136 countries in terms of mobile internet speed, if you are a victim of mobile phone hacking, you will understand how 'communication' is coming as an alternative to Facebook
Bangladesh ranks 135th out of 137 countries in terms of mobile internet speed
Bangladesh ranks 135th out of 136 countries in the world in terms of mobile internet speed. Only Afghanistan and Venezuela are behind Bangladesh.
This is the month of June for Okla, an organization that provides monthly images of internet speeds. It can be seen that the download speed of mobile internet in Bangladesh is 12.46 Mbps. Upload speed is 8.96 Mbps. According to Oklar, Bangladesh's position took a step back in June and the average internet speed has dropped slightly.
According to the Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (BTRC), the number of mobile internet users in the country stood at 106.5 million at the end of May. And the number of broadband subscribers in the country is a little over 96 lakh.
According to Ocla, the UAE has the fastest internet speed in the world with 193 Mbps download speed. It is followed by South Korea, Qatar, Norway and Cyprus.
Vietnam is ranked 57th, Malaysia 69th, Cambodia 91st, Nepal 105th, Myanmar 109th, Pakistan 114th, India 122nd and Sri Lanka 129th. The five most backward countries in the list are Venezuela, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe and Sudan.
Customers need to pay a minimum of 8 Mbps internet speed
The issue of low speed of mobile internet in the country came up in a survey of BTRC last March. According to the survey conducted in the two city corporation areas of Dhaka, the customers of Dhaka are getting 3 to 6 Mbps speed internet in 4G. However, according to the rules set by BTRC, customers have to pay a minimum of 8 Mbps internet speed.
The survey was conducted from January 23 to February 8. In this, it is seen whether the operators are serving the customers or not according to the rules issued by BTRC in 2016 by fixing the quality of service.
According to Oklar, Bangladesh ranks 97th out of 161 countries in terms of broadband internet speed. In this case, Bangladesh's position is two steps behind last month. Broadband download speeds in the country are just over 36 Mbps and upload speeds are around 36 Mbps.
Monaco tops the list in broadband with 271 Mbps. Turkmenistan is at the bottom with a speed of 4.49 Mbps. India ranks 70th in the list with 57 Mbps speed. Pakistan is 164th with a speed of 12.6 Mbps.
If you are a victim of mobile phone hacking, you will understand how
Is someone eavesdropping on your phone? If someone is monitoring your handset, you can catch it if you notice some things.
The battery of the phone loses charge quickly
If the battery of the handset loses its charge faster than usual even though there is no problem, then it should be understood that there is any malware or any unwanted app inside the phone. And this is why the battery of the phone is losing charge quickly.
Even if you don't use the phone, these malware or unwanted apps remain active. For this, first you have to check the background and try to know how many apps are working at a particular moment. If multiple apps are running at the same time, the phone quickly loses battery charge.
For this reason, after using an app, you have to close it immediately. There are also various security programs to check for malware that can be used to ensure the presence of malware or any unwanted app on the phone.
Unknown app on phone
Apps downloaded to the phone need to be checked regularly. If there is an app on the phone that you have not downloaded or an app that is unfamiliar, then it could be a hacking software or spyware.
Slow phone
The fact that the smartphone is slow or slow can also be a cause for concern. So when it seems that the smartphone is working much slower than usual, try to check if there is any malware inside the phone.
Additional data costs
You've purchased data from a phone operator, but it can also be a concern if the data limit runs out long before the deadline. This may be due to the presence of malware or unwanted apps, in many cases these malware or unwanted apps can track the user's activity from the phone's background without their knowledge.
Unusual behavior of the phone
Feeling uncomfortable using the phone? Is an app suddenly shutting down? Or is the app crashing? Even a website you know seems unusual? The presence of hacking software or spyware can often push the phone towards such unusual behavior.
The phone is getting too hot
If you use the phone for a long time, especially if you play games on the mobile for a long time or use the navigation software, the phone gets hot. This is quite normal. If the phone gets hot even after not using it, it can be a cause for concern. Due to the presence of hacking software or spyware, the phone can get hot even after not using it.
Unexpected phone call or message
YoursIf you receive a phone call or text message from a number on your phone that is completely different from the usual number you know, then it can also be a cause for great concern. In addition, the presence of an unwanted and unusual message in your inbox can trap you.
Sudden flash light on
You are not using the phone but suddenly noticed that your phone's flashlight is turning on automatically. Such an event is an extreme omen for you. This may be because someone is remotely controlling your phone
Unfamiliar pictures or videos in the gallery
If you find pictures or videos on your phone that you have never captured before, this could be another reason for the presence of hacking software or spyware on your phone. Maybe someone is unknowingly controlling your phone's camera remotely using hacking software or spyware.
'Communication' is coming as an alternative to Facebook in Bangladesh: Palak
At the initiative of the ICT department, Facebook's alternative social media platform 'Communication' is being created.
Through this, the entrepreneurs of the country will be able to create their own online marketplace and group for information, data and communication. Entrepreneurs do not have to be dependent on foreigners.
State Minister for ICT Junaid Ahmed Palak made the remarks while joining the inaugural function of 'Entrepreneurship Masterclass Series 2' online on Saturday.
Palak said at the event organized by Facebook-based Women e-Commerce (WI) that the ICT department has already created an alternative 'meeting' platform for Zoom Online and a vaccine management system 'Safety' app to prevent corona. WhatsApp's alternative platform 'Alapan' is being created for its own communication.
At this time, he gave details of the activities of creating various digital platforms including streaming platforms initiated by the ICT department.
Women e-commerce will benefit from using this platform, she said.
Mentioning that digital e-commerce policy has been formulated in 2016, the state minister said the government is providing various assistance including policy to the youth in any new innovation to create millions of entrepreneurs in the country.
"Our goal is to create 20 lakh jobs in the ICT sector by 2021," he said. Of this, more than 15 lakh jobs have been successfully created.
He added that e-commerce, hardware, software and BPO sectors will be able to meet the target of more than 20 lakh jobs by 2021.
In addition, by 2025, it will be possible to earn five billion dollars in exports.
Calling on women entrepreneurs to focus on innovation, Palak said the first challenge to become an entrepreneur is to have the courage to take risks. In this case, you have to take a risk.
Rezaul Maqsood Jahedi, Additional Director General, Department of ICT, Soumya Basu, CEO and Global Adviser, Silk Global, Nasima Akter Nisha, Founder and President, and Kabir Shakib, Advisor were present on the occasion. Later, the state minister inaugurated Masterclass Series-2.
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