SUICIDE RATE!! Federal Government Ban SNIPER In Nigeria

SUICIDE RATE!! Federal Government Ban SNIPER In Nigeria – Is That Really The Solution?

2 days ago, the Federal Government of Nigeria put a permanent Ban on Sniper because it’s the major product used mostly in the country as far as suicide is concerned. Sniper is no doubt the best Insecticide in Nigeria right now but sadly, many Nigerians have decided to use it wrongly but is Banning it the way forward? If you ask me, my answer is definitely going to be a NO 😩 Yes, we understand that the Government is trying to control/stop the alarming Suicide rate in the Country but 👇 Is Banning Snipper the way forward? Is banning it the right thing to do to reduce Suicide rate? These as been the questions on everyone’s lips ever since the News of the Sniper Ban surfaced. From your own understanding and knowledge, What Do You Think The Government Should Do To Reduce/stop Suicide In The Country? Let’s hear from you all on this very important issue. Your comments/opinions are highly needed. Thank you . Putting A Ban On Sniper Is Not The Solution To Ending Suicide – Runtown

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Facebook Launches 'Study For Facebook' App, App That Pays You In Exchange Of Your Data

Facebook Launches 'Study For Facebook' App, App That Pays You In Exchange Of Your Data

Asart of its market research efforts, Facebook has announced a new Study from Facebook, it is an app that will compensate its members in exchange for information about their apps' usage. Naturally, Facebook wants to make it clear about what data it will collect and analyze from users, and that it won't be selling it to third parties or use it to target ads.

After being exposed earlier this year engaging in some questionable market research activities and having to shut things down, Facebook is relaunchingits paid market research program, but this time with principles — namely transparency, fair compensation, and safety. The goal? To find out which other competing apps and features Facebook should buy, copy or ignore. In the case of the new program, it is limited to Android devices.

Facebook indicated in their announcement of Study from Facebook that they are moving to a new model for market research in which all participants are compensated or as they call it, “reward-based market research.” Facebook did not indicate what the level of compensation would be for participants.

In order to get into the program, 18+ Facebook users and non-users in the U.S. and India will have to keep an eye out for ads that Facebook will be running, inviting people to participate in the program. If someone is interested, they merely have to click on the ad to get more information on how it works and to go through a registration and qualification process. If accepted, they will be directed to download the Study from Facebook app from the Google Play Store.

Once installed, Facebook says the research program will collect the following information from a user’s device:

1. The apps installed on a participant’s phone

2. The amount of time spent using those apps

3. Participant’s country, device and network type

4. App activity names, which may show us the names of app features participants are using

Before it was shut down, during the registration process, you’ll be asked to provide how you want to receive your reward via PayPal, but no info about how you’ll be rewarded now that’s it’s been reopened.

Facebook says they will not collect any user IDs or related passwords. Nor will the collected personal content a user may have on their device like photos, videos or messages. Facebook promises they will not sell any of the information collected to third parties nor will they use it to target ads at users of the app