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NotPhil
419Eater is my life
Joined: 27 Jan 2009
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http://www.vanguardngr.com/content/view/29046/51/
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Tuesday, 17 February 2009
One of the conclusions drawn at the end of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development held in Geneva, Switzerland in 2003 was that inadequate legal and regulatory frameworks constitute the most important factor hindering developing countries, including Nigeria, from achieving maximum economic potential from ICT...
In Nigeria for example, cyber criminals have developed more sources than the computer alone, to making their living.Besides hacking on peoples websites, emails and other online environments, using them for selfish and criminal activities, the hackers have advanced their trade, making the Global system for mobile communications, GSM, the new toast of their heinous crime.
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^ mind you I realize the UN is entirely feckless; "international law" is a misnomer at best.
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| since there is no cybercrime law in Nigeria, perpetrators of such crimes go scot free even when caught. |
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* multiple b8 characters in one gmail account easily
* receive calls from scammers free, occasionally place free calls
* unenahnce email with gibberish
despite my post count I am nowhere near mastery.. honesty in RL seeping in
click2call modality: burn up those minutes
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