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No matter if a proxy server or a VPN, both methods are used to hide personal information.Do you know the differences between them?If not, let's have a look.
When should a proxy be used?
If you just want to unblock the site, the proxy server is probably the simplest and most convenient solution.Because all work is done by a remote server, you can visit the site by selecting the correct location.If you find a blocked website that needs to be fixed in an emergency, the proxy is a good choice.And since many proxy servers use websites to provide services, you can use them in any operating system.This means that you do not need to install the software.Of course, installable agents are also available, from mobile apps to browser plug-ins to desktop apps.Technically, this is not required.
The proxy server is sufficient, but also has its shortcomings.If you want to anonymously access a large number of Web sites and applications, the proxy server may not be able to do this for you.If you use the proxy server for a long time, the disadvantages of the proxy server are obvious: The speed is slower and less stable.
When is a VPN used?
VPN and proxy servers are very close.With the VPN service, the information you transmit is first transmitted via the VPN server and then reaches the destination.The main difference between VPN and proxy is how to send data to the server.To use VPN, you must first install the VPN software.The VPN software encrypts your data and forwards it to the VPN server so that the data you transmit is not readable by the Interceptor.This technique is called "tunneling," which is a very descriptive word.Imagine driving on the road, people on both sides can see: who drives, what is the model, what is the mark ... But when you drive in the tunnel, people outside the tunnel can not see them at all
So, VPN sets up a tunnel from your host, and nobody, including the network service provider, can "see" what you're broadcasting.Many criminals steal user information by intercepting packets sent by users.However, when using a VPN, you do not have to worry about this problem.VPN download
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Players at the Summer Tennis Camp will improve their technique, physical fitness and on-court skills while enjoying multiple leisure activities in the unbeatable surroundings of Mallorca.
The Summer Tennis Camp also aims to educate participants through sport with entertaining practical activities that comprise the Building a Champion programme. Thanks to sessions led by coaches from the Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar and the Rafa Nadal Foundation, the young players will receive lessons on nutrition, fitness training and values such as hard work, humility, tolerance, patience, respect and integrity.
The programme will take place from 23 June to 25 August 2019.
The Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar Summer Camp is a unique opportunity for tennis, fun, leisure and values to be brought together at a campus that will be shared by children from all over the world.
“Every day, my phone rings off the hook,” says Cristina Alfaro, who chairs San Diego State University’s Department of Dual Language and English Learner Education. “Principals say, ‘I need a bilingual teacher. I need six teachers. I need someone right now.’”
No matter how much principals beg, Alfaro will not let her teachers-in-training start working before they’re fully qualified. “It’s not fair to students to have a teacher who’s learning on the job. I tell principals to ‘plan better. If you want a dual-immersion program, do it right. Maybe wait a few years until you can find the teachers. If you don’t have quality teachers, your program will fail.’”
The dual-immersion, or dual-language, model that predominates in California schools today centers on teaching students reading and subject content in two languages, and it aims for biliteracy. Spanish-English programs are the most common, but other languages, including Mandarin and Korean, are sometimes paired with English. Districts looking to offer dual immersion in these less-common languages have even more difficulty finding qualified teachers.
Traditional models of bilingual education teach English learners math, reading, and other subjects in their first language in kindergarten and 1st grade: often, only 10 percent of instruction is in English in the first two years. The goal is to transition students to all-English instruction as soon as possible. While this transitional approach is still common, virtually all new bilingual programs use the dual-immersion model, and some of the old ones are switching to it.
With dual-immersion programs burgeoning in California, school districts are competing fiercely for scarce teacher talent, bidding up compensation for bilingual educators in the manner of consulting firms recruiting new business-school graduates. Districts are stealing each other’s teachers, says Lucrecia Santibañez, an associate professor of teaching, learning, and culture in the School of Educational Studies at Claremont Graduate University. The Pasadena Unified School District, which expanded its dual-immersion programs from three schools to seven, “has been losing teachers to neighboring districts that offer higher salaries and, sometimes, signing bonuses for bilingual skills,” she says. “Teachers can go five miles down the road and make more.”
Los Angeles Unified, which is also ramping up dual-language instruction, offers an annual stipend of up to $5,406 to teachers with bilingual certification. Statewide, stipends vary from $1,000 (in San Francisco Unified) on up. A few districts pay as much as $5,000 as a hiring bonus.
In Sacramento, Natomas Unified pays an extra $5,000 for hard-to-find skills plus a $5,000 “diversity bonus” for experience working with racially, culturally, or academically diverse young people. The district, which hopes to start a dual-immersion school, is “struggling to find Spanish teachers,” says Amreek Singh, human resources director. “We’re all competing for the same group of people.”
The chain has said it was just ensuring its shops weren't understaffed if transport was disrupted.
But that has done little to stem anger.
Hong Kong has seen months of protest, with much of the anger directed at what protesters say is a growing influence of mainland China in Hong Kong.
Many companies have found themselves facing an angry reaction from mainland China over anything perceived as supporting the protests or challenging Chinese sovereignty.That was a day when about 10,000 pupils from 200 secondary schools - according to organisers - boycotted the first day of the new term, to support the protests.
Hong Kong had on the same day braced itself for a two-day strike, though this eventually didn't gain much traction.
Hong Kong-based newspaper Ming Pao ran an article showing a picture of a sign it said was posted at one Zara store saying it was closed, and speculating on whether this was in support of the strike and boycott.Zara - which is owned by parent company Inditex - quickly posted a brief statement on its official Weibo page clarifying that it had "never been involved in any strike".
It said it supported the "One country, two systems" model, under which Hong Kong is part of China. However this has done little to quell online anger.
But the hashtag #ZaraStatement went viral on Weibo - racking up more than 330 million views - with many calling the statement insincere.
"This is really perfunctory. If you really want to sincerely talk about it, say it in a [proper] way. If you're not sincere, don't say anything," said one typical comment on Weibo.It is not unusual for Western brands to find themselves in the middle of a consumer backlash in China - though they usually dig their way out by issuing long apologetic statements.
The pro-China internet commenters felt what was missing from Zara's statement was an overt apology.
"Show some sincerity Zara. I hope you will apologise and give a [proper] answer. If not, get out," one Weibo user said.
"You have the freedom to make whatever statement you want Zara. I also have the right not to buy your brand," another commenter said.Zara later clarified that it had "delayed" opening some stores on Monday because workers had trouble getting to work due to transport problems linked to the protests.
Activists had on Monday disrupted train services at different stations, causing major rush hour traffic delays.
"Let us clarify that all our 14 stores in Hong Kong SAR opened and every customer was welcome that day," said Inditex in a statement to the BBC.
"Due to transportation difficulties, we delayed the opening of four of our stores for several hours until our employees have been able to arrive to their jobs."
The Global Times however, said in a separate article that its reporters had found that train services "were not significantly delayed", implying that Zara had not been completely honest.
The Spanish retailer said it "deeply regretted any misunderstanding" the move had caused.
This is not the first time Zara has come under fire in Hong Kong.
Last year, it was criticised on Chinese social media for listing Taiwan - which China sees as part of its territory - as a separate country.
The decision to cave in to one of protesters' five core demands marked a dramatic U-turn for Lam, who for months has refused to withdraw the bill.
"We must find ways to address the discontent in society and look for solutions," Lam said in a a video statement Wednesday evening. "After more than two months of social unrest, it is obvious to many that this discontentment extends far beyond the bill."
But Lam refused to give ground on protesters' four other demands, including greater democracy for the city and an independent commission into police conduct, saying all investigations would be carried out by the existing Independent Police Complaints Council (IPCC). Instead, she announced the addition of a former education bureau chief and former judge to the IPCC. Lam said the government's priority now was to restore law and order to Hong Kong. "Let's replace conflicts with conversations and let's look for solutions," she said.
Lam suspended the extradition bill in June after more than 1 million people marched against it, with protesters surrounding the city's legislature on the day of its planned second reading.
That suspension did not satisfy protesters, who demanded the bill's complete withdrawal -- making it harder for the government to rush the law through at a later date. A withdrawn bill would need to go back to the beginning of the legislative process, whereas a suspended one could resume where it left off. In recent weeks, protesters' tactics have become increasingly violent as young people felt the government was refusing to consider their demands.
Pro-Beijing lawmaker Michael Tien said that Lam's withdrawal may not stem their anger. "I believe the withdrawal of the bill ... may be too late because this movement has become more than the bill," he said.Activist Joshua Wong, who was last week arrested in a police sweep of activists and opposition politicians, wrote on Twitter: "Carrie Lam's repeated failure in understanding the situation has made this announcement completely out of touch - She needs to address to ALL Five Demands: STOP PROSECUTION, STOP CALLING US RIOTERS, INDEPENDENT INQUIRY OF POLICE and FREE ELECTION!" Earlier this week, Lam denied that she had offered to resign over her handling of the crisis after a recording published Monday night of her at a meeting with business leaders was leaked to Reuters. On the tape, she can be heard saying she would have quit "if I have a choice."
Speaking to reporters Tuesday, Lam said she had not "contemplated to discuss a resignation" with her mainland superiors.
In the recording, Lam can be heard saying the bill was "not something instructed, coerced by the central government." If I have a choice, the first thing is to quit, having made a deep apology," she said. "We were not sensitive enough to feel and grasp (the) huge degree of fear and anxiety amongst people of Hong Kong vis-à-vis the mainland of China."
"For a chief executive to have caused this huge havoc to Hong Kong is unforgivable," Lam added.
That may remain the view for many Hong Kongers even after the formal withdrawal of the bill. Many will be asking why it took three months of unprecedented unrest, violence and damage to the city's economy for the government to upgrade the bill from "suspended" to "withdrawn," despite repeatedly insisting that it had no future and would not be reintroduced.
Lam may be hoping that the move will put a lid on the protests ahead of October 1, when China will celebrate National Day and mark 70 years of the People's Republic.
One of the scariest aspects of the current national nightmare that is Donald Trump is that for as much of a dystopian hellscape as his presidency has turned out to be, we’re periodically reminded that if he got his way, it would be even worse. Over the past two and a half years we’ve learned that he had to be convinced not to invade Venezuela, or nuke hurricanes, or escalate tensions with Syria by assassinating Bashar al-Assad, or scrap a trade deal with South Korea, the latter of which was avoided when then-National Economic Council director Gary Cohn reportedly swiped a letter from the president’s desk that Trump didn’t even realize had gone missing. According to a new report, the president also wanted to shiv the U.S. economy in a characteristically self-defeating attempt to get back at China—a move that was only prevented by a chorus of staffers and CEOs begging him not to go through with it.To get more economy news, you can visit shine news official website.
CNBC reports that after China retaliated with $75 billion worth of tariffs last month, the president was so angry—and apparently surprised, despite the fact that China has responded this way every time he’s ratcheted up the trade war—that he wanted to double existing tariffs on Chinese goods. That such a move would have hit the economy even harder than the trade dispute already has, and undoubtedly send the stock market into free fall, apparently did not cross his mind, even though people have tried to sit him down and explain it to him many times. Unable to talk him off the ledge on their own, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer apparently enlisted multiple CEOs to call the president and get it through his seemingly impenetrable skull that the impact of such an action would be, in his own words “not good!” Instead, Trump simply chose to unleash a series of belligerent tweets about how he “hereby ordered” U.S. companies to cease doing business with China “immediately,” sending the Dow plummeting, which he later joked about. (He also settled for a 5% hike in tariffs on $550 billion in Chinese products.)
The news that Trump wanted to go nuclear on China comes days after aides confirmed that the president was lying about Chinese negotiators calling his “top trade people” and saying they wanted to “get back to the table.” Also, this:“The U.S. trade war with the world has blown open a great big hole in manufacturers’ confidence,” Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank, wrote in a note on Tuesday obtained by the Times. “The manufacturing sector has officially turned down and is falling for the first time this year as the China tariffs and slowdown in exports has really started to bite.”
Yes, like the decision to flash a thumbs-up sign while posing with a baby whose parents had just been killed in a mass shooting, or to tell victims of a devastating hurricane to “have a good time,” the president went with this when asked if he had anything to say to Poland on the 80th anniversary of it being invaded by Nazi Germany:
Under the influence of the Internet, IT technology is changing day by day, and network security is becoming a new threat to people.And e-mail initiates new developments and reforms.Theft of e-mail accounts, loss of confidential e-mail messages, significant interception of e-mail messages and other incidents often occurred, causing significant economic losses to individuals and businesses.
A new form of phishing has surfaced online, causing attackers to disguise phishing content as an Office 365 alert e-mail.It is claimed that the user has triggered an interim threat alert and informed the user of a large number of deleted files in their account, thereby tempting the user to click the alert box.
Clicking the "Show details" link opens a fake login page for a Microsoft account that you need to log in to.When a user enters a password, the entered account and password are sent to the attacker's phishing site where all the data entered is stored.Ultimately, their accounts would be compromised without knowledge of it.The attackers are free to change the information of these phishing victims.
After phishing your email, more personal information is in the hands of hackers.They would face identity theft.Your email is definitely a big threat to your personal information.So be careful when using your emails on phishing emails and malicious links.
-Always log out after you stop using the e-mail.Do not just close the browser.
-In the meantime, regularly change your logon password and use a more complicated and secure password.Do not use the same password for all your accounts, especially those linked to your email account.
-Last but not least, a VPN is an advantage for you to protect your e-mails.Your email is not just a tool for sharing messages between people, but also a gateway to your privacy.
Try RitaVPN to prevent your emails from being hacked by hackers.
First, you can visit our website to get a RitaVPN application and a mobile application.With free trial versions, you can use our services without subscription.However, we recommend that you register and create your own RitaVPN account.This way premium services are available to you.Then you can surf the Internet anonymously and keep your privacy to yourself.How does RitaVPN do that?Let's try it.
RitaVPN protects your privacy by using encryption technologies to build a tunnel between your device and the VPN server.Traffic through this tunnel can not be tracked or monitored by hackers or snoopers.
When you connect a RitaVPN server, your ISP takes the IP address of the VPN server as yours, so your real IP address remains hidden.Nobody can track your location.You get a private access to the internet.
As the VPN users are aware, many VPNs guarantee an extremely strict privacy policy that does not create logs.RitaVPN too.This means that we will never record your online activity or IP address while you use our services.
The most important thing RitaVPN does to protect users' privacy is to adhere to a no-log policy.The e-mail address and other basic personal information collected as part of the service data is required to ensure the functionality of the product when using VPN.We have a privacy policy that describes exactly what the service does, what information it collects, and how it protects this information. The information you provide is deleted when you stop using our VPN services.Any changes to the service will be made known to you through the email you sign up with.
For users who want privacy, we will meet all your needs. Your privacy is our priority.
Almost all of us have heard of the term VPN, but what is it about? A VPN or virtual private network is a program that establishes a secure connection over a network.This can be any public or shared network over the Internet.In a simpler definition, you can use a VPN to connect your smart device (such as a computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.) over the Internet to another serverthat is far from your location.That way, you can bypass all the Internet restrictions of your site.So you can surf the internet through the other server's internet connection.
WHY DO YOU NEED A VPN?
Previously Used Branch Offices VPNs to encrypt and securely access corporate data.In this day and age of the Internet, it is very important for everyone to use a VPN to protect privacy, as everything we search on the Internet is monitored.What if you are the victim of a cyberattack and if your privacy is not as private as you might seem.These thoughts should be taken into consideration, as this may possibly destroy your life.Take your time to set up a VPN and get all the benefits you get, such as:
A VPN hides your IP address and protects you as you transfer data over public networks or over Wi-Fi.
The location of the IP address is also changed by another address
You can also change the country of origin for the internet connection to your liking.
The best thing about a VPN is that you can unlock all government-blocked websites.
WHAT OF A VPN SHOULD YOU GO?
Basically, everything depends on the purpose of the user.You can either build from your own workstation or your own home and host it or, if you do not want to get into the hurdle of configuring all the network nodes and modules, just go to one of the following sites, log in and downloadVPN client for Windows, Mac, Android, iPhone or iPad down to enjoy the freedom of surfing.Like RitaVPN.RitaVPN is one of the simplest and most stylish VPNs of all.Works on all types of smart devices, providing you with a highly secure, encrypted browsing experience.The best thing about RitaVPN is that all important VPN blocks are released at the touch of a button.This also highlights the fact of the selection or the main reason for the integration into a VPN.This is due to the increasing methods of intercepting data in a network.This can be done by wireless spoofing or firefighters, and the attackers can easily hack all your information.That's why you need a VPN.While the firewall protects your data on the computer, a VPN protects the data you have on the Web.
3 TIPS TO KEEP YOUR CHILDREN SAFE ONLINE
Nowadays
kids are getting access to the internet at a younger age than ever
efore. Unfortunately, the risks associated with online status are
not just because they are your children.Recently, one of the worst data
breaches of the past year, the breaches of the data of toy manufacturer
Tech and parent information company uKnowKids, has exposed information
about children and made online child safety a major concern for parents.
In the accident on Tech, the hacker managed to violate the safety of the toy maker, leading to the theft of information on over 11 million accounts. The attack revealed the children's IP addresses, date of birth, name, gender, and information to their parents.
For parents, these privacy breaches bring concerns about the safety and privacy of children online to the forefront. Nowadays, parents need to make sure that they do everything they can to educate their children about safe online habits and to ensure the safety of the devices their children use.
USE A VPN
If you want to prevent this from happening and protect your family on a network, a VPN (Virtual Private Network) is the best choice.
Using a VPN can encrypt your communication to protect your family on public networks so that the data can not be intercepted.While you may not be able to establish a VPN connection to the toy, you may be able to create one for your digital devices, such as your digital device.As mobile phones and computers, etc., manufacture.
PRACTICE BASIC SECURITY HYGIENE
Setting secure passwords, updating software regularly, and never downloading untrusted files.Instruct yourself and your children to recognize common social engineering methods.
In addition, to keep your computer in top shape. Install a reputable antivirus software to make sure that your computer does not contain common viruses and malware.
TEACH YOUR CHILDREN IN BASICSS
Your kids should know what a computer looks like when it's not working, simple electrical safety, and that you should never share personal information online. Show them what safety programs you are running and explain to your children why they are important.