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How to find the IMEI number on a mobile phone
Key in *#06# Turn off your handset. Turn it on again. Allow the handset to load completely. Press the following keys one by one: * # 0 6 # Read the screen. As you press on the last #, a … Continue reading
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Tagged How things work, how to, IMEI, mobile phone, mobiles, number, security
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Chip and PIN
Chip and PIN as a method of payment has been in the UK for a couple of months now, and according to all the major card companies is the most secure system so far. According to this info on UK … Continue reading
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Tagged chip and pin, Geeknic, How things work, pin codes, security, User experience, User interfaces
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