JIO PHONE BOOKING ONLINE

Jio 1500 Mobile Pre Booking Online

Jio phone is the special featured phone with a low price. There are the hundreds of the features available in this Jio 4G Phone and you can’t imagine in the keypad phone. Pre booking of Jio Phone was started on 24th August 2017. The reliance company received 6 million Jio Phone booking within one day.

The Jio company has announced that 4G Jio Phone is free for all the users. The customer has pay security deposit Rs 1500 to stop the device misuse. This deposit will definitely refund after 3 years. The Jio Phone will support voice commands in 24 Indian languages.

Jio 4G 1500 Phone Specifications:

• 4GB inner storage
• 4-inch Display
• Extended SD card bolster
• 512 MB RAM
• VGA front camera
• 2-megapixel rear camera
• Wi-Fi, NFC and GPS

Note: The Security deposit of the Jio Phone is Rs 1500 in this you have to pay Rs 500 at the time of phone booking and Rs 1000 at phone delivery time. If you want to book multiple Jio phones then give your GSTN or PAN number

• Click on this link https://www.jio.com/JioWebApp/index.html?root=myVoucher (Link1) or https://www.jio.com/en-in/jp-keep-me-posted-enterprise (link 2)

For link1:

For Link 2:

• Enter your current mobile number and submit it
• Next, enter your City pin code and add it
• You have to pay Rs 500 at the time of Jio Phone booking time and pay the amount via available payments options
• Once your Jio phone booking process is successfully completed then you will receive an SMS
• This SMS contain the unique transaction ID
• Your Jio Phone will arrive at the nearest Jio store and that will notified through SMS.
• Visit your nearest Jio store along with your transaction ID and your mobile number to collect Jio Phone

Tech tip: Delete your Facebook account permanently with these easy steps

acebook can be a great medium to stay connected with your friends. However, for some, the  continuous notifications alerts, pokes and advertisements can be little annoying at times. Also, Facebook is addictive and consumes a lot of your time. And researchers have suggested that it might nit be great for your happiness

A research study has also revealed that people who experience compulsive urges to use Facebook have some brain patterns similar to those found in drug addicts. So, in case you feel that you've had enough of Facebook and it's high time to bid adieu to it, then you have two options to do so- deactivate or delete.

The deactivation option is like an invisibility cloak which only makes your information from the public view. But all your information is still saved on Facebook's server. Also, a deactivated account can be reactivated anytime by just logging onto the account.

But a deleted account permanently removes all the information, photos and memories that you've shared on your profile from the server. Also a deleted Facebook account can never be reactivated.

But before you delete, you may  want to download a copy of all your Facebook data. To do this, log in to your Facebook account>Settings> General Account Settings> Download a copy of your Facebook data>Start My Archive.

Facebook will then ask you to enter password to confirm the download. Once you confirm it, all your information will be sent to your email.

Now to delete your account, go to https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account and click on 'Delete my account'.

Once it's done, Facebook will ask you to enter your password and the captcha code displayed in the image for the final confirmation.

It may take up to 90 days for Facebook to delete all of the things you've posted, like your photos, status updates or other data stored in backup systems. While Facebook is deleting this information, it is inaccessible to other people.

Some of the things you do on Facebook aren't stored in your account. For example, a friend may still have messages from you even after you delete your account. That information remains after you delete your account.

Tech Tips: How to delete your WhatsApp account permanently

hatsApp today is like a lifeline to its users. With over 1 billion users, the chat app has become the first choice for almost everyone for exchanging texts, videos or audio clips.

WhatsApp makes you feel connected all the time and with the voice calling feature in it, now it has become easier to reach out to anyone at anytime. However, everything comes at a cost. The easy access to the chat app, and its wide prevalence, has made it a little annoying too. Along with the free and uninvited calls, the continuous incoming messages and those annoying family groups can get on your nerves sometimes. And not to forget: WhatsApp is one of the best ways used by your family members to keep an eye on you.

Deleting WhatsApp could be a little extreme, but then may be the extreme is what the doctor orders. In case, for some reason, you decide to purge WhatsApp from your life, here is what you should do.

Uninstalling the app doesn't help. It only deletes the WhatsApp icon from your phone. All your messages will still come to WhatsApp servers and once you reinstall the app, they will be there. Also you'll still be a part of all those family groups and chats.

But there is a way to delete, completely delete, WhatsApp and here is how you should go about it.

1. Go to settings.

2. Tap on Account.

3. Next click on Delete my account.

4. You'll be asked to enter your phone number on which the WhatsApp is registered. Enter the number and tap on delete my account shown across the red background.

5. It'll ask you to enter your region and the reason for quitting. This is optional.  Tap on delete my account and done. Your WhatsApp account is deleted now.

Now to access again, you will have to create a new WhatsApp account.

U.S. bans travel to North Korea from September 1, says Americans should leave

A ban on travel by U.S. passport holders to North Korea will take effect on Sept. 1 and Americans in the country should leave before that date, the U.S. State Department said on Wednesday.

Journalists and humanitarian workers may apply for exceptions to the ban, the department said in a public notice.

The U.S. government last month said it would bar Americans from traveling to North Korea due to the risk of “long-term detention” there.

The ban comes at a time of heightened tensions between the United States and North Korea, which has been working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the United States.

North Korea will become the only country to which Americans are banned from traveling.

FILE PHOTO: People carry flags in front of statues of North Korea founder Kim Il Sung (L) and late leader Kim Jong Il during a military parade marking the 105th birth anniversary Kim Il Sung, in Pyongyang April 15, 2017. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj

American student Otto Warmbier, sentenced last year to 15 years’ hard labor in North Korea, returned to the United States in a coma on June 13 after being released on humanitarian grounds, and died June 19. The circumstances surrounding his death are not clear, including why he fell into a coma.

North Korea has said through its state media that Warmbier’s death was “a mystery” and dismissed accusations that he had died as a result of torture and beating in captivity.

The State Department issued a notice in the Federal Register on Wednesday declaring U.S. passports invalid for travel to, in or through North Korea. The restriction takes effect in 30 days, and applies for one year unless extended or revoked by the secretary of state.

“Persons currently in North Korea on a U.S. passport should depart North Korea before the travel restriction enters into effect on Friday, September 1, 2017,” the department said in a statement.

Professional reporters or journalists, representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross or the American Red Cross traveling on official missions, those traveling to North Korea for “compelling humanitarian considerations” and those whose requests are “in the national interest” may ask for a special validation of their passports in order to travel to the country, the State Department said.

North Korea is currently holding two Korean-American academics and a missionary, a Canadian pastor and three South Korean nationals who were doing missionary work. Japan says North Korea has also detained at least several dozen of its nationals.