Nepal Telecom Modified Summer Offer Additional Facility To Go From CDMA To GSM

 Nepal Telecom has modified the offers including various packages being provided keeping in view the convenience of the customers and has provided additional facilities under the summer offer. Telecom has started most of the packages it is already providing.

Nepal Telecom's modified summer offer

For 2GB date Telecom will charge Rs55 the new facilities has given. Similarly, From 5 am to 5 pm lockdown offer has been provided only at Rs.39. The 1 Mbps Day Time Unlimited offers available at 39 have been continued. The "Bonus on Recharge" offer under the lockdown offer has been removed.

100-minute voice calls free facility for 1 time to the customers those who are using. Nepal Telecom who has given the facilities of  VoLTE has been retained. Within 28 days  It can be used.

The corporate user group (CUG) offer being offered by the company has also been made more attractive. The data volume, which is already available in the package of Rs 200 for prepaid and Rs 500 for postpaid, has been added. Now on prepaid Rs. Under the package of 200, the group already has unlimited calls, 100 minutes on the net (can be used on Nepal Telecom network) and 10 minutes off-net (can also be used on other networks) voice and 50 on-net SMS facilities at any time. Up to 1 GB of data will also be available.

Here You can read:

• Unlimited calls for CUG 500 postpaid.
• You will get 500 minutes on-net.  
• There will be 50 minutes off-net voice.
• SMS Package 100 on-net SMS.
• Similarly, 30 off-net SMS.
• And, 5 GB of data which you can use anytime.

Convenience for customers converting from CDMA to GSM

Nepal Telecom is planning to provide CDMA prepaid and CDMA postpaid users with free SIM as well as free voice, free data package, and free SMS facility under the plan to convert the existing CDMA service users to GSM network. For this, CDMA users will have to go to the nearest Nepal Telecom office and submit their old RIM cards.

New GSM (Postpaid and Prepaid) numbers will be provided for CDMA Mobile (Postpaid and Prepaid). As well, new GSM postpaid numbers will be given for CDMA fixed (postpaid and prepaid).

Mobile customers who have changed from CDMA prepaid to GSM prepaid now will be given facilities of 300 minutes of on-net. This facility will be used in the Nepal Telecom network. And also Nepal Telecom has given voice calls as well as 4 GB of data and you can use or send 300 on-net SMS for 6 months free.

Similarly, customers who convert to GSM postpaid mobile will be able to take 400 minutes of on-net and 50 minutes of off-net (can also be used on other networks) voice calls, 6 GB of data, and 200 on-net SMS for free monthly. CDMA postpaid customers who convert to GSM by next December are given a monthly rental waiver.

Customers can get information by dialing * 1415 # to get various packages under Summer Offer.

Mobile Banking:

In June, the number of transactions through mobile banking services increased and the number decreased

transactions through mobile banking services increased

The transaction amount through mobile banking service in Nepal in June is over Rs 53 billion.

According to a recent report released by Nepal Rastra Bank, the number of transactions made through mobile banking services has reached 11.357 million by mid-June.

Despite the increase in the transaction amount, the number of transactions in June has decreased significantly compared to the previous month.

This number has decreased by 259,385 as compared to one month ago, i.e. mid-April. By mid-April, the number was 182,655.

As the number of transactions decreases, the transaction amount also naturally increases.

As of mid-April, the turnover through mobile banking was Rs 48.887 billion, which has increased to Rs 53.16 billion by mid-April.

This amount is Rs 4.27 billion more than mid-April.

Technology

Mobile phone battery and data run out quickly, isn't there a sign that your phone has been hacked

Can your phone run out of battery quickly? Is your phone data too fast?

If you use the phone excessively, it may be time to change your data plan, but if not, a hacker may be using your phone.

When your phone's security is compromised, data related to your identity and privacy may be leaked.

Recently, the method of hacking the phone has changed and now it is difficult to arrest the hacker.

But with some precautions, you can secure your phone.

How to find out if your phone has been hacked?

If your phone is consuming too much data, this could be a sign of hacking.

Norton, a US computer security company, says: "There are a number of reasons why data is so expensive, such as overuse of applications. But if you are using your phone as before, but the data is being spent too much, you need to do some research. '

According to Norton, you should also pay attention to how much the battery is costing. If you haven't changed your way of using your phone but the battery is discharging soon, your phone may be hacked.

Kaspersky, another computer security company, says hackers have all the power to process hacked phones. So your phone may be slow. Sometimes the phone may stop working or restart suddenly. '

Both Kaspersky and Norton suggest that companies keep track of their phone's activity.

There may be some apps on the phone that you may not have installed or some phone calls that you may not remember. According to Kaspersky, keep an eye on your email and social media accounts to see if you are receiving frequent password changes or notifications about different locations where you have not been.

How to secure the phone?

Your phone can be hacked in many different ways. You need to be careful when downloading applications, some may contain viruses. You must download the application from Google or Apple Store.

"If you get an email or message from someone you don't know, don't click on any of the links in the message, it could contain malware," Norton said.

Computer security company McPhee says, ‘It is easy for hackers to hack your phone with the help of Bluetooth or WiFi. So when it is not needed, turn it off. '

According to Kaspersky, always keep your phone with you. Don't save passwords on your device and keep the app updated all the time.

What to do after a phone hack?

Even with caution, your phone is likely to be hacked. In this case, according to Norton, first of all, save the number of the person on the phone, inform them that the phone has been hacked, and tell them not to click any link sent from your number.

Then remove any apps you suspect. It is also advisable to have anti-virus software on the phone so that it can identify and report the virus in a timely manner. Resetting the phone is also a solution but it also runs the risk of losing data.

And finally, you have to change everyone's password. There is a risk of password leaks in case of an attack on the phone.