双 叶 双 叶 双 叶 双 叶 双 叶双 叶 及 叶. I intend to take it very seriously indeed, in fact, Israel has given me a sword, a very sharp and big sword, which I am supposed to use against all the enemies of the state and against the enemies of our nation. I want to really thank, through you, Excellency, the right honbu, Justice Bagge, the Emir for this very kind question. The national state infectious diseases diagnosis and research center is a landmark achievement. There is no question at all that anywhere in the world this type of achievement deserves to be celebrated. But I think that perhaps for me the underlying lessons to be learned from this very important achievement are about three things. The first is vision. That vision is critical, especially in development. And that money is not everything. As a matter of fact, if you have the funds and you do not have the vision, you will achieve nothing. But if you have the vision, you will most likely attract money. Nasera state is not by any means the wealthiest state in the country. In fact, if you look at what Nasera state earns and what is allocated, it certainly doesn't come anywhere near the top one third. But with the vision, the state has proved that vision is even more important than money. And I want to commend his Excellency Governor, former Governor Tankoha Makura, who conceived of this place as properly acknowledged by his Excellency the Governor. He conceived of this idea and started the project.  If your successor is small-minded, vision means nothing. Continuity is not just one party succeeding another. It is the very notion that when you succeed someone, you develop all of the great ideas that they started, you build on vision. And I think his Excellency the Governor has proved that by building on the great vision of Governor Tankoha Makura and has brought us to this place today that we are able to celebrate a notable scientific and technological achievement. But I think perhaps for me the third and perhaps most important lesson is that this country has everything that it takes to be the best anywhere in the world. We have everything it takes. We have the talents. We have men and women on vision. And we have all of the resources that it takes to be just as good as anywhere in the world. As we've heard, the center here comprises a biosafety level three laboratory, a molecular biology laboratory, an infectious diseases isolation unit and an epidemiology unit as well. And we are told that these are top of the class, first-rate facilities that you could find anywhere in the world. So this is not just some Mickey Mouse tiny little achievement. This is a phenomenal achievement in technology terms and it has been done and fulfilled by Nigerians and done here in Nigeria. So I think that we should congratulate ourselves and that we should really hold our heads up high. For those of us who are tall as a governor, we can work tall. For those of us of more modest heights, we can tell you the longer the short of the story. All of it is good. But I want to really commend his excellence in the governor and his team for seeing that this project actually came to fruition and to fulfillment. And for making sure that they did it in grand style. And I also want to commend the governor for acknowledging the leadership and the vision of his predecessor. This is as it should be and this I think demonstrates his own capacity, his own personal capacity and his own humility and his own personal and his own vision as well. I want to thank you all for this and to say that everything that we are able to achieve, every little bit that we are able to achieve adds greatly to the greatness of our nation. Our nation is a great nation and we must never despair, must never despair. In the past few months, COVID, the economic circumstances, the figures and some issues of security. But I can assure you that just as the scripture says, the scripture says that weeping may endure for a night, but that joy comes in the morning. I am very assured and I am continually assured by the people of this country, by the kind of leadership that we have in our president, President Mohamed Muher, who is focused. I want to say that I am very, very assured that the dawn for this country is coming. That our greatness is only hidden slightly now by the clouds. But that these clouds will clear and we will see for ourselves a great nation, the nation that God has purposed us to be. And that's one of the things that tells us that so eloquently is what we're here to commission today. So it is my very special privilege and pleasure to, and I'm sure that in a few minutes when we walk over there, we will officially commission the first rate. First rate in class, first of its kind in West Africa, and perhaps even in Africa, the Natharaowa Infectious Diseases Diagnosis and Research Center. God bless you. Thank you very much.


Ike, it's much easier and much easier to spell. If you'd like me to spell out the first one, I can. Anybody need it? Okay, we'll go with IKE. That's much easier. Alright, so I am the lead project manager for WikiWorks. Let me show you. This mouse thing is not working. And there's my user page. You can pull it up. I got involved in MediaWiki around March 2006. We can skip the rest. I have written a lot of extensions. We're going on 30 now. So, and V for all actually, I wrote with your own yesterday at the collab camp. We're almost there. So, most of those you haven't heard of because the reason I write extensions is not because there are lots and lots of users who think they're going to be useful or that I think are useful. It's because people pay me to write them because they think they're useful. So, you probably haven't used too many of mine, but I've written a whole bunch of them. I was wondering with all those numbers, what's the number of extensions that one human being can possibly maintain at the same time? I think I'm way past that. But people pay me, I still write them. So, I took over as project manager for WikiWorks, which basically means that I'm running stuff since Yaron went to Genesis, so he's still involved. So, I'm doing less development and more stuff that nobody really wants to do. I set up a Wiki to kind of show you when we go in and there's a client who says, okay, make me a Wiki. So, how do we set it up? These are things I've learned over the years. It's going to be tips and tricks. You got the Wiki. It's all installed. Hopefully it works. And now what? So, it's, I think, important to set it up in a way that you can use it and maintain it and track it. Now, one pet peeve of mine, I don't like the way the media Wiki structure, the file structure works at all. I don't know if this has been discussed, but you've got, like, see, you got your W directory. Okay, that's, there's tip number one. Don't put media Wiki in the root. Put it in a directory. We'll talk more about that maybe later. You have your W directory. It's got all your Wiki files. Where's your setting files? So, you'll start looking. Okay, I got API. I got this one. I got that one. Eventually you'll hit L and that's your local settings.php. Why is it there? You want extensions. Oh, it's in the extensions directory. Images, they're in the images directory. How about you have one directory for media Wiki and everything in there is media Wiki and nothing in there changes, right? You've got a sibling directory for extensions, a sibling directory for images and you've got your local settings either in the root or in its own config directory with anything else. Do we have support for that? Yeah. Okay. I would note that those directory locations are configurable and you can actually just do that. Okay. Minus local settings.php at the very least, you have to have a small thing that could require a file from somewhere else. Otherwise, you can move image directory, extensions directory. You could do all that, right. And I'll show you some of that myself. But out of the box, if you look at other platforms, you'll see you've got the stuff that you don't change and the stuff that you do change and they're very separate and you don't have to move things around and set configs and stuff like that. All right. There's one little pet peeve of mine. So one of the first things I do when I set up a Wiki is I move local settings. So actually what I do is I create an extension. I go into the extensions folder and I create an extension like the one that you saw. This is the emwcon extension. So let's say emwcon was the name of a company and they came to me and said, make a Wiki. So that's what I do. I create an extension. I hit get init. We've got to get repository. This is going to hold all of the settings and everything for the Wiki. It's all in one extensions directory here and we'll go through it step by step. So the first thing we do is you've got your local settings. All right. This will look a little familiar. It's everything in the standard local settings that was generated by your installer. I take out passwords. All right. Some people say it's not a good idea to store it in a Git repo. All right. I put that somewhere else. Let me see if I can get it for you. If you want to see... I did my security talk but I also agree that storing passwords publicly is bad for security. Yeah? Yeah. Can you explain? Yeah. This is called Google. Okay. Hi. There you go. I guess I was not talking to it. Okay. So let me show you the... Let's see if I can move this over. Here is your directory structure. Here's your local settings for your benefit. Local settings with fake passwords. Not that I suspect that anybody here would actually try to hack into this server while I'm talking and change things around but actually that is exactly what I'm worried about. Here's the local settings with fake passwords. All right. This is what it would look like. All right. You're welcome to try and break in. They really are fake passwords. All right. This is an interesting little bit of code. It's a little bit outdated but it's basically if you want to debug your wiki very quickly you just uncomment that. You go into debug mode. All right. Then we've got the dvpass for the secret key, the upgrade key and it require basically it says look for the emwcon local settings. All right. And that's where all the settings of the wiki are. That makes things nice, easy, tidy and hopefully you never even have to look at this at all. All right. Any questions so far? Go back here. All right. So you've set up your wiki and it's basically blank. You'll see in this one, even though semantic media wiki was not included in local settings since it's installed by Composer, it's there and there's no way to turn it off short of uninstalling. All right.  I don't like it either. The fact that, okay, there's got to be a way to turn off vendor extensions, right? Okay. All right. So next step, go back to our repo. I actually discovered that even though it's very easy to take a get repo and go back, there's no easy way to go forward. All right. So I'd like to kind of show you the results of each one of these. It's just going to take me a little bit of time to set everything up here because I'm going to have to manually check out each one of these commits. All right. Second commit, we add a configuration blank shell. This actually doesn't do anything. Okay. But there's a few things here. So first, just keep things simple, separate them into sections. I like these sections. I have my core configuration in one spot, extension inclusion in another spot, and I like my extension configuration later. Some people like the inclusion with the configuration. I really don't like it. It makes everything very messy. So here you'll see the very interesting extension inclusion thingy where I don't want to have to worry about if this extension writer decided to make an extension.json or is still using the old way. So there's a slight performance hit, but I stick everything in one array and I do a little foreach. I go through each one. If there's a JSON file, use it. And if there's no JSON file, just use the old way. So it's a little nifty little piece of code. Install semantic media wiki, even though you already saw it installed, but this is the way it would look for installing semantic media wiki. Now, I added composer.local.json. So what is that? If you look at pretty much any extension on media wiki.org, it will tell you how to install an extension using composer. I don't want to pick on Elastica. It's just an example. You can find that on pretty much any extension on media wiki.org. In fact, the official extension install template will tell you to do this. If you want to install with composer, run composer install. What will that do? It's going to put everything into your standard composer.json, right? What happens when you upgrade? Your composer.json has been overwritten. So that's why the very wise people who made the media wiki core, they put in a merge plugin. So you can have a composer.local.json, which doesn't get overwritten and will automatically be included. So what I do is I take that composer.local and you probably guessed it. I do nothing other than use the merge plugin to merge another composer.local.json, which is in our Git repo. So again, everything is in one place. Nice and easy. So there it is. Instead of doing it from the command line, which is going to put it into your composer.json, you put it into your composer.local.json and you can track it and it won't get overwritten. All right. Have I lost anybody? Any questions? Anybody too afraid to speak up? But it seems it does not say install media wiki extension. It assumes that you have already updated. I'm a little confused. You said it messes up your... Yeah, it's not going to overwrite it. It's going to stick this into composer.json. In other words... Oh, I'm sorry. You're right. You're right. It's the wrong extension. If you look at another one. The standard extension install is going to stick it into composer.json on the bottom. What happens when you overwrite? When you upgrade media wiki? No, no. This doesn't overwrite it. I'm sorry. Okay. Let's do that again. When you do composer install, what you're going to do is it's going to take this... I'm doing the wrong extension here. But usually... Let's say you're doing... Right. Exactly. Let's say you were on... Semantic media wiki actually has a note about this. Okay. So here's what you did. If you do this, then it's going to stick this on the bottom of your composer.json with the version. Right? Right. Which is great for now. When you upgrade media wiki, then it's going to overwrite your composer.json. Right? And from now on, when you want to update semantic media wiki, it's not going to pick up that it's there or which version you want it to or anything because it's gone. And that's why they have this little note here. All right. So let's go back to this install parser functions. Very simple. If you want to add an extension, you just put it in your extension array. Done. Google Analytics. Same idea but with configuration. That's fake. And you want to add your logo. Another tip. A lot of people will take this and overwrite resorts assets wiki.png with their own logo. Great idea. Until you... Update. Is it gone? So instead you put it where? In this exact extension. And then it's there. It doesn't go anywhere. Let's actually check this out. No security breach here, right? All right. Let's do that again. Okay. We're logged in as root. Let's change that. Okay. Now we'll check out this commit. You can see what this looks like. Commit something to get itself. That allows you to go forward. One commit. That would be nice. Okay. So this is where the extension is. Okay. And we've added our logo. So instead of this... vanilla version page... Ta-da! Okay. All right. Now we actually create... put it into an actual extension. We put it a blank extension. I don't usually do it like in a gazillion steps like this. But just for demonstration purposes, this is a blank extension.json. It's customizations for the EMW con wiki. It would make my life a lot easier if I called this extension my wiki or something like that and just used the same one for everybody. But companies usually like to see their names and lights on the special version page. So we called it EMW con. You include it in your extension array. Now we can use it for stuff. So a common thing... you want to add custom CSS and you don't want to stick it into the actual wiki. There may be a number of reasons you don't want to do that. So we put it into our little extension here. Instead of trying to stick a hook or something into the local settings, we just do it the real way. We'll add it to the resource loader and there's actually nothing in this file yet. Empty file added on bottom. But it's there and you'll notice that the directory structure of this extension I usually follow the same structure as media wiki. Same way media wiki has a skins folder. This extension also has a skins folder and instead of having like one global CSS file I understand that a lot of this CSS is only going to be relevant to the vector skin. So we put it in the vector directory and then we'll actually use it to change the background. So here the background color has been changed to something nice and nifty. We'll check it out. Nice and nifty. All right. Convert it to a wiki farm. Everybody's been talking about wiki farms. The way we do wiki farms is what's been referenced with Simlinks. So if you look on media wiki.org we do. We've had a lot of success with it. It's really really easy if you're an advanced user. It's just very quick. This is not something for everybody but if you're familiar with this you basically just set up like Simlinks. This is a Simlink and very important that Simlink does not point to this w directory. It has its own w directory which is a Simlink. Why is that important? Because you want to be able to store something for each wiki that might be relevant for that wiki. The same way you don't have a wiki in the wiki route you don't want individual wikis on your wiki farm in the root directory either. You need a robot's dot text for each particular wiki. You need maybe Google site verification. All kinds of interesting things that might be specific to each wiki. So again this is going to be a Simlink to each little wiki. This is going to be the main wiki that's already there. This is going to be a QA wiki which I'll talk about in a minute. I wrote a little extension that's not for public consumption because it's not very good but it's essentially this just with a few extra a little bit of extra functionality so when we load our wiki farm it looks like this. Convert to wiki farm. It's the same thing but with a slightly different URL. So we take out all the path stuff and we put it into this directory here Sites. So this is again all in the same extension. This is a Sites directory which has individual settings for each wiki on the farm. This is going to be the EMW con wiki. Settings for that specific one. I have global configuration overrides and I am going to include this minimalist farm extension. That's that extension that I was speaking about before which basically does that minimalist solution. And we tell it here the name of the wiki so because it says look for emwcon.com it knows to follow that and that's for emwcon.com So that's it. Basically just put in the name of the file and include the extension. We've got ourselves a farm. Of course we have to change for this example we have to change the script path. Usually the script path is going to change slash w because the sim link has a slash w inside. We're not using our own domain name so it changed a little bit but it's the same and you've got yourself a farm. How long does that take? Not very long. You may be thinking I'm setting up a single wiki why do I need a farm? So you saw the answer already. QA site. Ideally you've got a whole different QA server with a whole very fancy system for keeping them in sync and everything is beautiful. But most of us don't live in an ideal world and we don't have a QA server either because we don't need it or we're too lazy. This addresses at least the too lazy part. It's not going to give you a bigger budget but if you're too lazy to set up a different one this takes 30 seconds because all you have to do now to set up the QA site this commit right here at QA site which is not very complex that's it. Now you can test out all your settings whatever you want to change on your local settings. We've all changed things that crashed the wiki. It's not a good idea. Do it on the QA first and then move it over. There's all kinds of fancy stuff you could do with Git with the QA site and the main site. I kept things very linear for the presentation. Any questions on this so far? I know there's a lot of stuff to take in. Alright. Now you can have first site customization you can kind of just detect which site we're on here. This is the EMWCon site variable. So we're going to set this in each individual site's settings. This is the QA site's settings so we're adding this global here we're sending it to QA the main site setting we're sending it to production. What does that allow us to do? This is just in the config where we added the variable and now different styles. So we have a totally separate file this is of course you can do whatever you want you can have the production site CSS plus this CSS load the way I did it here this QA site I want everybody to know they're on the QA site when they're making their changes so I changed the background color to a very nifty very red color and it's going to load its own QA CSS file which is on the bottom. This is how we decide which file needs to be loaded. Well if we're on production then add that module if we're in QA then add the QA module let's actually check this out let's do that again. Since we made this into a farm so our main site is actually here in the QA site there we go so as you can see you got a different background color very clear to you when you're on QA and when you're on production you'll want to keep that straight okay and that's pretty much it here I got lazy, add a few extensions add visual editor add page forms add V for all so V for all I'll just talk for a minute about it we're trying to get visual editor more easily added by different extensions particularly common streams and page forms instead of customizing it for each one like Flow did an adapter extension that is going to service the middle to connect the new extension with visual editor and hopefully the new extension is just going to have to add a line or two and visual editor will be enabled so we're working on that I think that's pretty much it any questions here on okay so the answer is every time every single change it goes immediately into the Git repo practically sometimes it looks like that add a few extensions but really everything should go in there and especially for consultants this is actually very important to be tracking settings with the Git repo because your client calls up you know we've all had this it's not working what's not working it how do you figure out what went wrong so if you have a Git repo there then you'll see immediately either they made a change and committed it to Git and you see immediately what the change was and who committed it or more likely they made a change and didn't commit it to Git in which case you do a Git diff and you see what went wrong and you just roll it back so very important really in all settings in corporate environment anything you have to be able to track your settings on your wiki so that's the way to do it yes this extension it's an idea the answer is because it's really easy and fast for me lots and lots of times it's an idea in the right time part of the reason it's harder like I said I like to customize the name of it for everybody although that could also be made easy anybody ever use when you're developing extensions anyone use the cookie cutter template I didn't put it on there's a really cool cookie cutter template where you can insert the name of the extension and it just puts all the stuff in with all the internationalization prefixes into the internationalization directory it gives you a hooks file it gives you a parser function it gives you a sample special page it's like boilerplate but you don't have to go into boilerplate afterwards and change everything it's really good okay I'm at 30 minutes and 6 seconds let the record show alright thank you very much everybody


Alright, so the great thing about DevOps is you're never actually done, which is why we show it as an infinity symbol. Basically spend your entire life trying to make things better. And that's pretty exciting. I like...  But you try to explain to him like, look I met this old guy at a conference and he took me under his wing and over a couple of beers he started explaining to me how we could change the world just by adopting these new practices and I told him, I'm not so sure Rick, I mean... But the problem is you have to herd a bunch of cats together when you're trying to implement DevOps and a lot of times you just want to launch them into space and make sure that all your problems just kind of go out and away from you. But you know in the end people kind of come together to make you feel a lot better about what you're doing, places like DevOps days, get everybody together, get them on the same page about what we're trying to do together. So that's pretty cool as movement. When DevOps isn't cooperating with Devs appropriately, it can be a shipwreck. I can't say more. I have to end it there. I've got to stay on a positive note. Oh my, when stuff fails you should fail fast and move forward. Oh my, I've got nothing for that. It's adorable. Focus on your customers. I don't know, you'll be staring at this all day long. But at the end good teamwork pulls everything together and we can always have more memes. I can just stare at them. Focus on the business with the logic and with the functions of the processes, monitoring if it impacts the business. That guy is going to get really upset. I don't know much about that guy. Thank you. I'm going to tell you why I have such a really clumsy desk. Because when you're in DevOps you have to do all this.  There are no teams in DevOps. A DevOps team is an anti-pattern. You've been telling us over and over again.  Is this a dog or a muffin? I have no idea. Stop bugging me. I don't want to pick all the buses out of the pictures, okay? Just let me go to the website. Who doesn't love Baltimore? This is the most Baltimore picture ever. Mr. Bo, Sally Utts, awesome one. But the real truth about Baltimore is that there is some really ugly stuff lurking in our harbor. My God. It is terrible. What is out there? Have you seen the aquarium lately? It's really lean times. We need someone to come in and fix this right now because we all love the harbor. We love the aquarium and Wakanda forever. Black Panther will fix all of this for us and we're going to have a Baltimore we can be proud of again. Thank you very much. Yeah, so sometimes in DevOps you can have systems that are essentially memes and try to make fun of you because you do everything right and they just don't work correctly. They make fun of you saying things like, oh, you want me to monitor this. Oh, you want your container to be up now. But that's inconceivable. I don't know how that ties in, but sometimes your systems also say that to you. But we have to work hard as a team and we have to automate all the things so that we can not have fires and look back at our customers like this when they make us angry because I know it may feel good, but it's not always good to do. So let's move to the next slide. Yeah, and so just like Wonder Woman, we should all aspire to be strong and protect our infrastructure, which is a false equivalency to the world that she protects.  So, but if you stand together, maybe no cars will come down the road. Yeah. Nicely done.


what's up mopar fam i hope everybody's having a blessed day out there today so this is going to be part two of this ram 2500 6-4 hemi uh with the possible bad cam and lifters and it's not possible it is we definitely have a bad cam and bad lifters uh so this is where we're at right now and hey before we get started hit that thumbs up button comment down below and subscribe to the channel you can see we got a lot tore down and tore out of here it's almost down to a short block basically um definitely a big job that's for sure so we got the cam out as you can see heads are off and let's go inside and see the cam and the lifter all right so we have the timing cover right here we got the cam phaser we got the heads over here which we're going to be while we're waiting on parts we're going to get these heads cleaned up we're going to be putting new springs in new valve seals we do have a couple of broken bolts uh that bolt's broken for the exhaust manifold and this bolt's broken for the exhaust manifold pretty common issue on these as well i wouldn't doubt it if we end up having one broke on this head but we'll see so here's all the lifters from the driver's side and all of those were good except for one and all the lifters from the passenger side right here every single one of those were good as we kind of expected and over here we have the cam so our misfire was obviously because of the lifter and this cam lobe was wore down right here and this is not the worst i've ever seen this is very very minor honestly um probably the best one i've seen you know it doesn't look good but he caught it pretty soon so that's the bad cam lobe and that's what it should look like those are good ones right there so you can see where it started eating it up where it's real sharp on the edges and then here's our lifter that failed and this was actually a non mds lifter that failed it's not always the mds lifters that go bad um that's kind of a kind of a myth and a theory that everyone thinks it it's either one or the other so can't always blame the mds you know oil change life uh idle hours you know overall use you know has a lot to do with why this happens but you know definitely sucks they shouldn't be happening but they are but that's the bad lifter you can see how flat the top is um it just started to wear in to what i call the fork um so he caught this pretty quick and you can see here's all the play in that bearing lots and up and down play we turn it sideways here see that so this is where all your ticking and rattle is coming from when they go out and again this guy did a good job he caught this pretty soon because it just it just barely started to wear into the fork on the lifter and when they start to wear into that fork on the lifter is when they really start to eat up the cam lobes so that's why it's important you know if you start to hear this you need to shut it down and you need to fix it if you keep driving on it you can definitely count yourself in for a new motor instead of a repair job so there you go guys that's where we're at uh part two on this 64 hemi cam and lifter job um so stay tuned again we're going to be upgrading this we're going to do a hellfire 2.0 frp cam it'll be an mds delete custom tuning everything um it's going to be a good cam it's going to fix the problem it's going to add some power and some towing torque for sure don't forget give the video a thumbs up comment down below what you think and we'll see you guys on the next one


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Welcome back Friday the last day of the pay period the last day of the year and the last day to probably do a trade of 2021 good to see you all good morning. Norma good to see you everyone everyone you too welcome back Happy new year to you Chuck everybody. Well, I can't believe how many people actually showed up today I'm actually you know, I'm actually quite impressed that a lot of people actually came to work What else we're gonna do right was stuck to COVID it's uh Another day, right?  I mean just the things that you've done and The feedback that you gave us on on Google and on YouTube and everything like that. We really really appreciate it And thanks for she got doing that for us. We really really appreciate so I take time to say that so thank you Well you're more than welcome Kathleen, I appreciate it too Listen, we all love our job here and the staff loves what we do and you know, that's why we keep doing what we're doing and listen We've changed people's lives and you know, we like that for that reason and we always look to keep constantly keep doing that You know listen when you do it when you when you're when you're at our age and and you're trading and you need to do something What else is there to do?   I was just talking so many other days Is you know what I lost so much money with brokers but you know, it's always great to You could you actually can do it yourself and you know what that's why I learned You know, you got to learn what we do but but with that said Let's try to and by the way, does anyone have any new resolutions for 2022? Other than lose weight It's like anybody have anything different. I Just I'm just curious Thank you. I'll Jose on you to YouTube sleep fishy bear. Good to see you too. Thank you very much anybody have any Any resolutions are gonna be doing I Want to get I just want to go out and do another country. Hopefully I just get through COVID I want to go to another country that that's one of my resolutions Just make it another year. I like that one leader. That's nice No, no futures just strictly stocks. Maybe some options some crypto Bob wants to just make his days pay. That's his new resolution. That's it All right, let's get back to what's going on for today. First of all the stock NTRB is actually moving pretty well Not really getting good any Hold on. Oh, I spelt it wrong here on my level four. That's why I'm like, why am I getting any quotes and TRB So we have this one stock that's moving pretty nice in the pre-market talk a little bit about it This one just made a really nice push. You could see it. It was it's on the watch list and Right around 730. You know what when I did the morning meeting It was actually I mean when I did a gave that watch list I mean, it's really bad out there You could see there's not that many stocks But this one obviously came from nowhere had a nice $2 run more than $2 almost 250 From where it started well 450 $2 run right there from 450 if you jumped in to eight o'clock move If you got in around 550 even you made about six bucks 50 cents a pretty nice move So we're gonna put this on the watch list. We'll talk a little bit about this one But let's talk about what we moved yesterday for some of you or not here Let's go hop over here and check out this K PRX and let me just bring this to a two-day chart right here So this stock had a really really nice run you could see now what is what happens the next day after But this stock started at a dollar Made a nice run to about $1 20 and then was nice right around three o'clock had a nice push What we look for going into the afternoon hours right around $1 40 going right into the clothes Boom it just like literally like a like a ski slope or a mountain and that's what we look for going into the clothes And if you chased it you came in late could trade the last 45 minutes You still could have got in thing ran all the way over to 10 nice cheap and expensive stocks now We're gonna trade it now. Absolutely not the game over you always find new ones or something to happen with all the Chinese stocks I don't know what happened, but they were all moving Neo was just phenomenal stock were from 28 all the way to 32 What else that we had we had edu edu nice run up cheap stock We all know about these stocks these education stocks 175 went down to a dollar had a nice push yesterday What else that we had a time this one also I did well with this one actually Actually sold a little too cheap though great push look at that right the open the thing ran from six dollars in 30 minutes was already at 640 675 great move and all of them all of them move. What else was that edu? Was a ti rex not that one There's a couple other ones that move kpr Kprx was moved really nice yesterday that one had a nice push that one I guess and that's when we just talked about but um there was a lot of good stocks I had some really good moves yesterday was quite impressive. We also had oh bbi. Oh that had a nice bounce That was pretty cool. So bbi. Oh had a you know had a nice open in the morning came back down Built some nice support levels from the day before 1340 shout up to about close about 14 with a 14 fit 40 right there There's a stock that was at $40 drop all the way to 10 so let's just make a little bit of comeback But you know Pharmaceuticals be very very careful nice bounce and one last one. I am te I just want to bring up that one that one had a great pop-up and This is why you can't go broke taking profits because look it came right crashing down But great great short squeeze from what it looked like and that was awesome There was a couple of oh doughnut now the sum of the swing trades doughnuts doing pretty well, okay DNUT actually I had it I had not Krispy Kreme. I had a different doughnut. So hopefully I cheated on Krispy Kreme this morning My wife went to some doughnut shop yesterday and what's with these doughnut shops and making these doughnuts?  It's unbelievable how they go, but yeah pretty cool doughnut.  And then there's that other stock on D do you G? There's another stock that I liked that actually bought yesterday and remember that was the spin-off that we talked about this is This is Douglas element the real estate broker. They're like probably the most prestigious high-end Broker brokers out there and I said, you know what the stock spun off from from what the company they obviously they need I'm who they spun off was like V V V TR something like that But anyway that one has a swing trade. I jumped in that one That one looked like it did pretty well not not a huge run up but pretty decent here now That's what we have found for yesterday Let's talk about what's moving this morning So we got this we got this IINN trade right here Mark says NTRB is making a nice little foul still flag. Is it really? Yeah, I yeah I could definitely see that let's bring it back up So we saw that we see that coming you could see at a nice it did a little shake right here Just made a little bit of pop 9 a.m. Move right here. You could see it already popped for about another another 17 cents nice little push. I like it. It's probably gonna test You got this seven dollars. So we're almost there. We're almost there I'm looking over here on level four. I'll be honest with you. There was a big buyer. Let me bring it You see these big buyers. This is the steps. Okay We call the ladder we call the step But you could see there was some big block orders right here that bit it up right there And I'm not really seeing any big sellers out there. You know what I mean? So it does look like you could see the orders starting to come in there big volume bars shooting up there So stock looks pretty strong. It's gonna probably test that seven dollar price range But as of right now that right that stock right now it has been our best pre-market trade as of right now I know um, oh Somebody made some money. There you go. Nice. There we go. Let me share that Artes made some money. Here you go. Look at that. Let me share that in the youtube channel There you go Nice little move on that one. So anyway stocks got a nice little push that one's obviously the best one As of right now in pre-market ii and then let's go look at some other stocks Maybe we'll put this on the b-list. I thought it looked pretty decent how it was up about Probably gonna scratch this actually it's quite garbage. It did look pretty good just before but now it doesn't xc rs And pretty decent 24 4. Almost 5 million shares nice trend. I don't think that's pretty bad Looks like a nice little level one stock. Everybody could forward to trade that one. I'll keep an eye on that ISIG This one we we I know some of you were trading in pre-market. She came back down We traded the stock yesterday be very careful. The stock is very nasty Very very nasty. There's a huge short squeeze going on the stock right here We traded it yesterday.  So um, but you could see it There's not really that much going on out right now. There's not that much It's it's it's the last day of the year. It's the last day of the pay period It's the last day of the trade a lot of people want to finish off on a good note, but Let me show what happened this week. I thought it was going to be a slow week It actually didn't turn out to be a bad week. So Let's see what what happens with things turned out. Oh, I'm getting some orders starting to show up on nbtb Right there getting some iceberg orders Let me just show you right here right there seven. He's there now. Let me bring that up This is why you got to follow the money. Look at that. You see it right there 11 000 shares seller guy just showed up so it's starting to come back down ladders coming there Okay, he started coming up there before but this is why here You have to not focus on the past with everybody thinks they got to use these indicators You got to focus on the future and the future is if the orders are not there You can't dictate, you know, the past cannot predict the future without those orders out there So you got to follow the money, but look at that nice little trend. That was an easy one right there All right, cyber traders. So, uh, let's get ready for the open if you're watching youtube facebook live Just like us in friend. This will be back here at 2 30. You can also just jump into our trading room if you want to do that too Um, feel free to watch and if you watch a recording like I said, you're always welcome Cyber traders in the room once again Happy new year. If I don't see you this afternoon. It is a full day of trading. Um, I expect to probably get quite slow I'm not really seeing that much action in the market other than we got this one little stock But we see that things just pop up out of nowhere. So we'll see how things work out Um, if you see like I said, like I always say you see something you say something. Okay All right, everybody. Happy new year. Good luck. We'll start commentary in 15 minutes Everybody on youtube facebook live. We'll see you back here at 2 30 if I don't see you next year


food channel that is ours on that hashtag Thursday Vibes as well as still lying in the morning and this segment right now is an interesting segment where we talk about matter-stake. In short we shine the light on sport on tech so we invite professionals who are savvy in the world of technology and many others. It's a massive world that has so many opportunities and in as much as it's a world that has opportunities it also has regulations and today we feature a powerful gentleman who's a cyber security awareness psychologist but maybe if I messed up here clarify he goes by the name David Moyer-Penk his lab with us in the studio. Good morning David, welcome. Good morning, how are you? Thank you for having me this morning. Welcome to our in the morning. Great, thank you so much. The weather is really... Oh, it's really nice. It's really nice loving it out there in Nairobi city. Beautiful weather, beautiful energy, beautiful spirit and loving it. Yeah, you know it's so interesting to see like somebody who's foreign accept what's happening in that country really fast because most of the people will be like I don't like the weather but thanks let me do what brought me here but I love the fact that you like it here. Welcome to Kenya. Thank you, thank you so much. All right, so let's get to know you a little bit and how you got to have this title. Yes, right. My name is David Moyer-Penk. I'm from Botswana but I'm here representing an organization called the African Cyber Smart Network which is a continental program. I am a cyber psychologist by profession but I work as a cybersecurity awareness specialist. I know there's just too many terms to it. I work as a cybersecurity awareness specialist. What does that mean? We promote cybersecurity awareness. We promote online safety as a society, global society, African society, even the Kenyan society. Increasingly we're becoming digitalized. The use of digital technology is now a part of our everyday life. Right. It's part of our social lives and it's now getting into our cultures, our practices, our traditions and we know that with technology as much as it is a useful tool, there are security threats, there are safety threats that emerge out of our interaction, our engagement through technology, in technology and it is increasingly becoming vital. It's becoming important that people are taught how to use technology safely and meaningfully so as to reap the full benefits of what technology can do. You know when you have your phone, you have your wallet, you can do amazing things. Children can go to school online. As adults, we can go to school online. We can do business online. You can do so many things online but if there are hindrances to that, imagine what that means because that means even the economies are not benefiting from the global digital economy so there's a lot that we can benefit from technology and that needs to be safeguarded by all things. Cyber security experts always talk about the weakest link online in terms of security being the end user, the user, me and you. Mainly it's because of our behaviors. We don't use strong pathways. We lock into websites that are not safe, that are not secure. You are a business man. You want to order goals. You don't just check before you even order goals from overseas. You end up being scammed. There's a lot of phishing scams going on online. Somebody sends you an email. Somebody sends you a text. They say you have won a million shillings and then you are excited. Click on this link. Click on this link. There's a lot of identity theft going in there. The more that happens, I mean Interpol just a week ago released a statement that says Africa is experiencing a proliferation of cybercrime. That means a lot of us internet users are becoming victim to cybercrime and when you become victim to something, you tend to withdraw and that's not what we want. We want Africans to engage with technology through technology and reap the full benefits of technology. But how best can we do that by making sure that we teach them about safe, responsible and meaningful use of the internet and digital technology as a whole so as to reap the full benefits. So as cyber security awareness specialists, that's what we do. We teach society, teaching communities, different groups of society. We have programs that we're through which we go to rural areas and teach the elderly and teach out of school youth. We have programs where we go to schools. We have programs for the girl child. Programs that are specifically designed for a girl child because they are a lot more vulnerable online as compared to the boy child because you know a 13-year-old girl as soon as they open a Facebook account or a Twitter account they automatically become a target to predators and things like that. So basically that's what we do and we have a lot of these organizations in different countries even in Kenya that promote cyber security that teach society about online safety. So we've created this network, the African Cyber Smart Network so that we can collaborate and do and run programs together because you know what we like to say in Africa, we're really one place. Our challenges are the same, the solutions have to be the same so we have to work together. So that's basically what the African Cyber Smart Network is all about and that's what I do. Right, interesting, really comprehensive. You've also reminded me, our country just launched there's a move to ensure that women, especially women in tech and they're calling it women in tech or tech women to be safeguarded because recently there's been a lot of trolling like you realize our women in leadership as well they're being told maybe because of their appearance and what they do and in a world where it's a modern day world where now women are taking up roles similar to men it becomes really hard to actually exist in that space but then I was looking at it, why not just have a balance now? Also, why can't we also extend the same to the other side? Yes, absolutely. So basically what we do as cyber security awareness specialists yes, we help victims but we also sensitize those that may be perpetrators. Generally there's a lot of excitement in Africa but around the world because technology gives you so much power, you can do so much you can be wherever and say whatever you want to do and it gives you so much freedom as well but so we are teaching everyone to make sure that they exercise their freedoms responsibly so do not bully others, do not harass others online because it could be you, it could be your daughter next time it could be your son, it could be somebody related to you so think about that, before you go out and insult someone online and get engaged in this trolling that is taking place online think about the consequences, think about the effect of your actions on the other person because we have incidents where especially young people, adolescents that have taken their lives because they were bullied online because cyber bullying, trolling, cyber stalking, cyber harassment in general it can lead to suicide, it can affect one's mental health and so as cyber psychologists that's what we do to teach internet users about responsible conduct online so that you do not become a perpetrator at the same time that we are teaching people to deal with these negative effects of inappropriate use of the internet we also sensitize the perpetrators to desist from using technology to abuse others and do all sorts of things, and we are Africans it happens a lot just because you have the internet and you can say whatever you want to say some of these people that are in politics, they are elders in Africa we have the spirit of ubuntu on the streets you don't go around insulting people or seeing politicians whether they are female or male and harling insults at them why should we do it online, you understand what are the things that we really sensitize society interesting, now let's for example in a company set up like us here or any other company outside how can you inform them of what we are talking about for example they are sharing a network and there is a lot of networking like maybe let's say a center network where I log in somebody else's logs in and then after some time you realize the network is down and they say our network was hacked within a short period of time you hear the information about that company on another blog or somebody else in another country did it so how can we sensitize companies on that and maybe there are some of the measures also from a professional perspective do you offer their packages that you are offering companies even as well as individuals on the other side yes absolutely, we do that so in different African countries there are specialists who offer those services that are part of the network and basically what we are doing also is to you know with technology previously cybersecurity was just an area that people thought this is just for IT guys the guys that work in the IT department have to worry about that but we live in an era where from the security officer at the gates, the cleaner, the receptionist everybody in an organization is using a device that is connected to the network so even when it comes to training members of staff we tell them not to leave anyone out that one is just that the gate is a security officer so let's not worry about them let's just focus on training and sensitizing our IT guys you know everybody in the organization needs to be taught on how to use the internet safely need to be sensitized about online security threats as long as they have a phone and they use the network because what can happen is somebody can send them a link they click on that link right and that link leads them to a website somewhere that has a ransom, not ransomware malware right and that malware is what hackers use to hack organizations, networks, systems and computers right and then that's how then we have a ransomware you know law enforcement officers are telling us on a daily basis that there is an increase in incidents of ransomware how do those things happen it starts with a link sent to whether it's your whatsapp, whether it's your email and you just open it without thinking about the consequences you don't even know where the link came from and that link leads to a website that has malware that malware then enables the hackers to lock into the system and get your details and even lock you out yourself, the user and then they take over the system and they say give us money or else we are not giving you your data so that's basically what cyber security, awareness, online safety awareness is all about making sure that everybody whether it's an organization, whether it's a school everybody is sensitized everybody is taught about safe use of the internet so as they can, it's just not about their own protection it's about the protection of everybody in the organization the organization's digital assets, networks, systems, data and everything that's in there Right, interesting and now from an individual's perspective at least if you are a student I'm sure at some point you went into a cybercafe, logged in into a device and you browsed online or did a research and printed using your email of course, your info now how safe am I logging into a cybercafe in town just down the street, logging in, checking something online and then I leave what is happening at the back end of some of this software has been used to run these computers because first of all I don't even know the owner I don't even know what he does but he has a cybercafe business but here I need a cybercafe to browse online how surf is my password and my details when it comes to using such equipment Yes, that's why we encourage users to use strong passwords but also to change their passwords regularly because you go into an internet cafe you don't even know who was there before you you don't know which websites they visited they locked into and you don't even know, like you said you don't know who is managing the network and what they have installed in those computers and one of the things that we do actually is to discourage users from looking into their online banking platforms using open Wi-Fi networks using internet cafes because some of these computers could be installed with malware that mines passwords you lock in, you put in your password there is a trojan that has been installed in there there's malware in there that then just grabs your password and the next thing you see your money just disappearing from your bank account without knowing how that happened but it's just some of these small things that we keep talking to people about on a daily basis, we are saying online safety should become part of your daily life the same way you leave your house in the morning you know you have to lock your house you know you have to close all the windows you know you have to make sure that your wallet is somewhere where it's safe you cross the road, you walk around in the city you make sure that you don't just cross the road you look to the right, you look to the left and all those things so what we do as cybersecurity awareness specialists is to make sure that we get these messages out on a regular basis talking to people on a daily basis to say hey you know and here's the thing also what's happening online the threat landscape evolves so on a daily basis there's new threats that are emerging so just as on a daily basis there's a new platform there's new this, there's new this on a daily basis you are learning about all these you know platforms that are coming up that have been created now we are talking about AI you know they chant GPTs they chant GPTs of the day and all those things how do we make sure that we just don't get excited and just jump into these things without you know thinking about the consequences the safety implications the security implications of these platforms it has reminded me of recently we've seen in our country there's been a lot of private photos that were taken in private now being unleashed in the public especially for celebrities and I was really asking myself what is going on to a point you know you had you had a relationship with someone and I'm using that example because this is a person who is in a relationship yes he's in the public domain but the photos that they took that were meant for private consumption here they are on a blog they're being shared on WhatsApp they're still on Instagram and now they're viral how can you protect such a person because that's already cyberbullying and of course maybe this person said they tried to threaten him and tell him if you can't give me you know 100k I'm gonna post these photos why is it not possible for us to have like maybe I'll say like a regulator app or a regulator software where it prevents someone from leaking private photos of another person without their consent I think online consent should be there is it possible to have that? yeah you see some of these things happen during the good times people share their images willingly because maybe they're still in a relationship and life is good it's happening a lot where we are seeing an increase in cases of extortion revenge porn yes revenge porn where people have shared videos of themselves in bits to heart the other person or to trigger a mental health blah blah blah there's so many incidents that we're dealing with on a daily basis people are sending us messages can you please help me this person I shared this video I did this I did that and also what's happening is even the scammers the scammers are very smart nowadays in fact most of them are IT experts most of them yeah so what they do is they send requests especially it's happening to a lot of women they send them friends request and then they start befriending them and then one relationship begins and then they trick them into sending them videos of themselves in compromising positions and stuff like that and then once they have those videos they use those videos they get a lot of money from their victims and things like that so it's very difficult to regulate it because some of the images are shared by people willingly it's just that the other person then when things go sour then the other person uses it in a way that as a weapon it's just to teach people to be cautious be careful who you share your videos with in terms of how you manage we want to enjoy the freedom of using our devices the way we wish or the way we want to use them take videos of ourselves doing whatever it is that we want to do but what you should ensure you do at all times is make sure that your device is always locked make sure that you don't share your content even your pictures the gallery you can lock the gallery you can store pictures somewhere where nobody can access them except you be cautious who you are sharing your pictures your images your videos with and what has been happening actually we've seen people sharing with strangers just because we meet online yeah I know it's nice we want to be like the guys you know overseas you know online relationships online dating getting into that which is actually taking over the world by storm we are also embracing it here Tinder is here Tinder is here and all that even though if this is a genie or it's a ghost or it's a real person you know about the Tinder Swingler those are real life stories exactly you know that is not just some movie somewhere no no no those are real life incidents people getting tricked into these blackmail blackmail and all that so but what we are saying is think about it do you know this person do you trust this person before you share before you even share a number because like you said there's a lot of excitement somebody is meeting somebody new online I'm so excited it's a lab let me just give them my number within a short time your details are gone and you're wondering what possibly wrong could I have done absolutely and online safety can even help you with your physical safety these incidents where people have met online and because you know people were not cautious online then it leads to hey can we meet you know then when they meet in real life the worst happens the worst can happen actually this happened I mean in Botswana there was an incident of a girl who was murdered by a guy this guy had been in jail before for murder so that was a murderer right so the girl sees a handsome the profile picture looks very nice because you know how we present ourselves of course make sure the profile picture online ID right so she likes the profile picture right so when they meet in real life she's like nah sent to Tinder like are you the same Chris Brown I saw on Tinder how come how come you are darker than the Chris Brown I saw on Tinder yeah the guy's like you know what you're playing I travel 500 kilometers to come and meet with you you can't tell me that and then the guy got pissed off and then he killed her now you see if she had been cautious right online at the beginning and that's what online safety is all about if she had been cautious at the beginning she wouldn't have ended up being mad at by a stranger by a stranger she allowed herself into that situation because she did not take pre-caution online so anything can happen whether it ends up being mad at whether it's ended up being lost people being scammed data being lost you know computers being hacked systems being hacked it ends up with our you know our psychological you know our thinking you know in terms of you know when we receive these things when we find ourselves in these positions you know we should ask ourselves questions you know am I sure about what I'm about to do right how safe is this right have I ticked all the safety boxes right and that's what do I know even sometimes and you also reminded me when you're logging into an app or trying to download the app for the first time and use it there's really that user interface yes the caution as well like we don't read that like what are some of the terms and conditions of using this app for us you want to go to place just accept accept install you're logging in you know they've given you disclaimers there's people who've also been suspended out of you know abusing you know some social media platforms because you never read the terms and conditions and here you are yes absolutely and now even with our children exactly we have Wi-Fi connections by our children you know tablets they play games they watch videos on YouTube you know so if we don't teach children from the beginning at a very early stage about online safety so you can imagine children are still young they haven't learned much about you know what's wrong and what's right you know what could happen and the consequences of their actions so really it's also to you know make sure that parents at home it has to start at home and when we say online safety should be about everyday life we even meet we meet at home you know in the morning you know parents talking to their children okay you know what your child is doing online you know what websites they are visiting and you know you teach them where to go where not to go these games like roadblocks I don't even know about roadblocks this is a game where children can play with other kids you know from wherever you know they could be here in Kenya playing with other kids you know and what happens is predators actually use these games you know they create profiles and pretend to be kids so as to you know manipulate kids and get access to other kids and you know a girl will be here and that is child trafficking again I don't mind if you talk about that as well like how can cyber security awareness be used to child trafficking because it's it's happened a lot of course overseas but how can we curb that using cyber security or NS I think in Africa not so much child trafficking but human trafficking you know in Africa we are looking for opportunities overseas we are looking for jobs overseas we are dying we are dying to go overseas right so we go online in this fake websites you know and we are promised jobs you know it happened here in Kenya you know there were guys in Dubai in Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia who ended up in you know horrible situations because they thought they were excited like oh I got a job in Saudi Arabia but my flight is fully paid and accommodation you know only to go there they are feeding a dog so it's the same as what we were talking about earlier in terms of you know when you find yourself in a position where you are trafficked you know that means who is at the beginning you know are you sure is this a legitimate you know recruiting firm who are these guys you know if you have to call someone ask them have they worked with anybody in Kenya you know do they have any people that they have hired in Kenya can they give you their number so you can call and verify these things verification online is key nowadays for your safety for the safety of your digital assets you know just make sure that you tick all the boxes so that you don't end up in horrible situations I mean you know we have Africans losing money to fraudulent universities you know because now you know technology enables us to study online online courses short courses you want to get your masters in two minutes they will promise you Harvard and they are like Harvard in one month they are over masters let me let me sign up very fast and pay the money yeah so online safety is all about the basics alright when you walk out of this building you know Africans generally we are cautious you know who's this guy what do they want you know even when somebody comes to you and say hey my brother I just wanted to ask what time is it for directions and that's it you are already clutching your bar you know why is this guy coming to me and asking for directions or even time so but when he gets when we go online we forget we forget those things this guy says my country extended some one month yeah and this guy says he has you know 10 million US dollars stored somewhere in a Swiss bank account and they want to send it to my bank account why not but I have to send them 20,000 dollars for them to send me you know what is this business so you see these things so that's what online safety is all about saying guys it's very simple it's about the basics right it's about the basics making sure that you ask yourself these questions you know you are very cautious before you act you know verify and you know teach your children about online safety you know Indian organization teach your stuff about online safety in our society in our communities make sure that you know online safety becomes part and parcel of our everyday lives just like road safety you know you know in every government there's a department of transport in every country there's a department of transport and they do you know road safety awareness campaigns and things like that you know and that's what we are trying to do to say you know technology is now part of our everyday lives it's part of our social lives you know online safety should also be you know integral in our you know education systems at schools it should be incorporated into our curriculums and children from early stage so that they don't bully others you know children are suffering from you know online bullying they're excited because they can do whatever you know without thinking about the consequences or because there's nobody out there to say you know what I will make sure that I give you one or two whips you know so that's what we are trying to do say interesting there's this story that captured my I think it's UK trying to ban tiktok there and then also the US partly think it was in San Francisco where one of the leaders came out and say we don't tiktok to be used in our country anymore and one of the defense lawyers said we can't ban tiktok now because we feel like it's an up a lot of people are using to express themselves when it comes to content creation especially overseas now you can earn money from tiktok not as much as in Kenya because in Kenya you have to do endorsements now in those other countries they are something that they know that perhaps we also need to know rightly in Kenya you see what is happening with tiktok the US government has banned the use of tiktok in government facilities Canada has learned the same and I think some countries in Europe as well it's more of a national security issue than it is a cyber security issue because tiktok is you know Chinese owned and the consents from you know in China you know companies are subjected to regulations that require them to disclose you know information to Chinese authorities whenever there is a need for such to happen on the app on the app you know so obviously tiktok being a Chinese owned company would have to do that so the US government and all these other governments are concerned about is if we allow our information tiktok that means chances of that information ending up in the hands of Chinese authorities are high because tiktok as a Chinese owned company is subjected to requirements in China to disclose whatever it is that the Chinese government may need at whatever time so that's really what the issue is all about more than it is a cyber security issue so yes I mean obviously this tiktok is growing this phenomenal growth with tiktok now uptake all around the world but it's just about national security right and I'm sure data privacy and management comes in you know you can think about that as well you know data privacy is one of the things that you know cyber security covers to say you know we put our data we store our data online and you know we don't know who's in charge of this data and what they can handle right so what countries are doing is they're coming up with data protection regulations data protection laws so as to you know safeguard the privacy of you know your Internet users because you know it could be a Facebook it could be a Twitter you know they are storing that data wherever they are storing it and they are using that data however they are using it and we have no control because like you said earlier maybe in those in those in those terms of condition and conditions Twitter says you know what we will use your data we will share your data with their parties but they do that anyway you know like for instance if you start searching for something on Google right automatically you start seeing the ads if you start searching for let's say holiday destinations when you go on Facebook you start seeing because the algorithms are linked you start seeing ads about holiday destinations did I tell Google to share my data I did because you know when you know all those cookies accept cookies accept cookies that's how we do it and once you accept you ensure you've given them your full data I've told them that do whatever you know track me however you want and use whatever that data however you want to use it right interesting is there maybe some of the measures that especially from your end where you see that you guys have brought on the table and now since you're in Kenya and you said it's a very short visit and you talked to the government to ensure that there's measures that will also help Kenyans to stay safer online yes basically as the African Cyber Smart Network we are made up of organizations in different countries that already work with governments in those countries to you know run programs for the public for society on online safety we are currently gathering in Kenya attending the Digital Rights and Inclusion Forum where we are discussing ways through which we can you know enhance intensify you know the advancement of digital rights the protection of society online you know so in every country so we have representatives coming from different countries who are gathering to discuss ways through which we can work together to address this this matters and help Africans stay safe online and also enjoy their rights and enjoy their freedoms online right yes and I love the fact that also nowadays now I think it's on Spotify or iTunes where they're trying to actually customize like if it's African music it has an African icon like it's relatable to Africans you know trying to like give them some sort of online identity absolutely absolutely because you know Africa is a huge market I mean close to a billion people and these tech companies are looking also because you know our internet penetration is still low but it's growing fast right so if you are a US tech company and you want to grow because growth has stagnated in these large markets and you want to grow you focus on Africa you create products for Africa and that's why they are doing that right you had earlier on mentioned identity theft and I thought of a friend a count was hacked and then all of a sudden they are seeing this person posting about Forex you know trading what could have possibly have happened and then this person is again texting and messaging all the people that he was interacting with in the DMs what could have possibly happened and what can he do to solve that because this person is abusing his identity online and that again comes to digital footprints in Africa especially on Facebook Instagram as well as Twitter and how it happens is we click on links from strangers that we don't know where they come from and remember most of us already save our passwords we save our passwords on our devices right so our passwords are stored somewhere on our devices so where should we sell them now because I believe they should be there yes but you need their password managers that are secure right and most of us don't use password managers that are secure so you you just because you know some of these platforms you just say remember my password you click remember my password it's good you think it's good remember your password but what then happens is then you receive a link from a stranger you click on that link that link leads to a website that is installed with a malware that malware is then you know your password and then it asks for your email to login again to login aha so that happens then the person who sent you that link then is able to access your your accounts right and then that's how identity theft happens then they click into your then they then they hack your accounts and then they take over your accounts also how identity theft happens is I mean and this is happening they can just get a lot you know you go on Facebook and you find that everything is open even to strangers simple things like you know where you post pictures showing off where you enjoying life going on getting late getting late absolutely so what then happens is I can look at your account and then create another account using your name yeah a pseudo account using your name I already have access to your pictures right anybody can just go online go onto your account and then scroll through and see all your pictures so I can just take your pictures screenshot them or save them save them and then create an account right and then I just check who are his friends and then I start sending your friends messages messages and say I'm stuck somewhere I need 10K I need 10K I need this I need that you know and using your account to there's a lot of Bitcoin scamming as well you know exactly yeah and using your account and forex trading and then I'll use your account to scam people remember I took a lot of data a lot of content from you so I've created a profile that looks genuine right because this profile has a lot of pictures surely when somebody looks at it it's like even followers as well and even followers and even followers so what we advise people to do is it was nice at the beginning going on social media having 5,000 friends right but make sure that the people that are your friends on social media are people that you know you know people that you trust or what you do yes you want to use social media also to grow your network right that is fine but what you should do is make sure that you can you can set every picture everything that you post to you know you can set it to say no this should be seen by this person and shouldn't be seen by anybody else like you restrict people you restrict access you are allowed to restrict a person who should view your status and who should not who should message you and who should not even whatsapp nowadays you are able to make your status private yes absolutely so that's what we advise people to do restrict access make sure that you only give access to people that you know and trust as we come to the close when comes now parents in the household you had mentioned that earlier on though but you know the kids of nowadays everybody wants to at least be on social media as early as five years in other countries like I'm sure like the US at five years they already bought them like a mobile gadget a gadget that they can access games they can talk to other friends as well now when it comes to regulating especially now in Kenya what should the parents consider even also when it comes to programming for TV and now that we have smart TV where kids can log into Netflix you know have those passwords watch some programs is there something that you know should be considered or should be put in place to ensure that you know parents in Kenya are filtering what their kids are consuming in terms of also programming in terms of the games and what not yeah I mean apart from parental controls that are in you know most of these platforms you know it requires a lot from us now parents in this era you know that means you need to be actively involved in your child's technology use on a regular basis you know monitoring you know what websites they are visiting what they are consuming online but the most effective measure really is about you know teaching them the values you know when we were growing up as children yes we were playing on the streets but we knew our parents would talk to us about you know when you're out there on the streets you know this is how you conduct yourself so you came home with those values and it should work the same way you know it's just that you know we most parents we're also busy you know with technology on a daily basis you get into a house you find that the mom is busy there on their phone the dad is busy there the laptop the child is busy there the kids are busy there some are in their rooms lock themselves in their room they only come out to go to the kitchen to grab something to eat and then go back you know so it requires a lot from us now as parents in this era to get engaged to get involved because there's a lot happening online we need to be hands on on a regular basis because if you're not if you don't teach them those values if you don't instill those values in them you know you can imagine you know when they go online they're getting influences from all over the world you know back in the days you know our parents only worried about whatever influences that we could get from the streets with our peers now it's online now it's online your child goes online they're getting influences from Australia from China from America from the UK you know so it really requires a lot from us as parents to really be engaged be involved on a regular basis but now I'm also thinking from a parent who's not tech savvy for example they're from the rural areas and here they are exposed to these devices here there's a smart TV here's an iPhone here's a tablet and a laptop how can they get that information very fast and then become tech savvy because it also includes learning like we need to learn together and work this journey together to a point we are now united yeah absolutely in other countries like China for instance I've seen they have a program for the elderly cyber security skills for the elderly where they teach you know the elderly about cyber security awareness in Bosona we have a program called Cyber Smart Champions so what we do is we go to communities we want to get the message out at a community level in rural areas so we set up cyber clubs and then these cyber clubs are made up of young people who are tech savvy who then go out into their communities to teach you know the elderly children you know just members of their communities about online safety you know we've gotten to a point where you know I remember when HIV AIDS first you know came out you know you know countries were very aggressive to make sure that there's education public education sex education at schools so we've gotten to a point where we need to do it we need to tackle cyber security in that manner where we make sure that because governments are taking services online you know we have the elderly people calling us to say you know I've never used an email now I want to check how far they are with processing my pension and they're telling me that I should send them an email where do I start you know things like that you know so I'm trying to call then they're saying they don't process you know claims through phone I must send an email so that means even at that level the elderly people in rural areas so it's not just about people in urban areas anymore people in rural areas the message needs to spread as fast as the technology itself is spreading alright my second last question before we get to how people can reach services I read somewhere this quote was very interesting it talked about what mental hygiene is not just what you eat it's also about what you read what you watch what you write online and then later on while scrolling the internet there's this Hollywood rapper by name Kanye West who is also a producer he said porn ruined his life and his family and his career and then he mentioned a certain adult movie that he watched when he was so young for the rest of his life online he kept on checking websites and what not and that's literally addiction now now for people that are addicted to their mobile phones constantly visiting sites you're constantly checking on Instagram who has texted me who has responded oh this celebrity has posted this photo blah blah blah what not how can we help people that are suffering from that and I believe it's a medical problem it needs to be treated yeah it's a condition so I you know and when at the beginning I said I'm a cyber psychologist by profession because I studied cyber psychology at master's level in the UK and what cyber psychology really is all about is about understanding the effects of inappropriate use of technology on people psychological and social well-being yes increasingly we are seeing incidents of technology addiction these platforms are addictive you know when you your smartphone you can scroll right right that is deliberately designed to keep you scrolling and the more you scroll there's always a fresh feed there's always a fresh feed there's always a fresh feed there's always a fresh feed right so if you are not led to these things you might end up in a situation where you get hooked right right so I think in South Korea they have rehabilitation centers for gaming addicts right parents take yeah because gaming is very addictive you know you buy your you buy your children you know Xbox this PlayStation this PS4 5 and the rest PS4 5 and the rest and then you're thinking yeah you laugh them and then they spend the whole day the whole night playing these games and then they get addicted and then at school they don't perform because usually you will see the effects through you know like academic performance you know if it's an adult at work they're not performing they're spending so much time on Facebook even you think they're doing work they're on Facebook you know so what we do as cyber psychologists is really to help people with something we call digital wellness right and we're encouraging organizations to introduce you know our digital wellness programs you know help people deal with the you know negative effects of inappropriate use of technology excessive use of technology because you can become addicted you use it excessively and then it leads to mental you know mental health symptoms that you need to do with and then you can imagine it happens with children I mean I have a I have a 10 year old son you know I noticed later on that you know I bought him a tablet when he was like two years old so he's been using pretty early pretty young you know and then by the time he got to school I realized that he was a slow learner you know I took him to a psychologist and they diagnosed him with ADHD and attention deficit disorder you know so when he's in class you know he's when he's coming out I want to go home and play I want to go home and you know you know do this and that on my gadgets right and then as I started talking about these things opening up and going on TV going on radio and then other parents coming out and say we have the same problem we have the same problem at my house you know so these things are happening and then I started to Instagram until I deleted the app I'm like why do I keep on checking who's updating want and want for example those people that follow like the fanatics of Soka they follow Cristiano Ronaldo you're always checking where is he hanging out next or a Kenyan you know social light or influence they're always checking or maybe somebody you're competing with professionally and it's giving you pressure to keep up absolutely and you know you become restless you know there's anxiety so it leads to anxiety you become anxious you want to check as quick as possible and then if that doesn't happen it can actually lead to depression exactly yeah we have so many people that have come out to admit that they ended up in depression because of the way they were using technology so appropriate use of what is appropriate use of the internet and technology you limit it you control it okay I'm going to go for 10, 15 minutes then I'm going to do something else I'm going to grab a book I'm going to go out I'm going to work out my garden I'm going to do this keeping yourself busy and even children at home as an adult making sure that you give them chores in the house that can take them away from their devices go out the thing and the reason I was saying as parents now we are demanded to do more go out play soccer with them I don't remember my dad the last time you played soccer with your kids so yeah these things are real these things are real they say we may not have okay in the west and the western world it's west but people tend to say you know what in Africa we're not there yet even the internet penetration is still very low but it's not true it's not true man these things are real you can go online with just a few cents right and buy data and go online so just think about it and access that outside and get addicted become a victim like Kanye West so you see if you don't talk to your teenagers about because now back in our days pornography you needed to have a VHS tape you know and get it and play it on TV right now pornography you can just access it on your phone right so if you have teenage boys or teenage girls at the house they can explore with these things and hide in their room and do whatever they want to do which is why for us as parents to keep monitoring and making sure that we even guide our children on what to do what not to do online and even showing them that teaching them about the negative effects right it has reminded me of a friend who was saying that nowadays when you lose your smartphone it looks like you are out of touch with reality and life and you feel like you just can't settle like you can't even move ahead because if you don't have a smartphone so fast and you're behind schedule until you get a smartphone that's when you feel mentally settled which I feel like is a problem I don't know what's your feedback on it yes absolutely you know these devices are immersive it's like when you go in you really go in with all your senses right you go in with all your senses that's why when you don't have access it really affects you psychologically and you become what it is you know anxiety can lead to so many medical conditions including depression true exactly now as we finish up I want you to say your call to action on matter cyber security what is your message to people out there or in other words if you're to give a TED talk about you know cyber security just in brief in less than a minute what would you tell people and then as well as if you want to access your services and get to support you or plug in on what you're trying in a minute out there where can they find it and how can they get in touch with you this is your camera alright thank you so much good morning Nairobi good morning Kenya cyber security basically as my main message is no longer just a matter for IT professionals it's a matter for us all if you have your digital device you have a smartphone you go online your children at home they play games online they watch videos online they use tablets they use smartphones cyber security is for us all it is important to ensure that we become very cautious about our actions online it is important that we teach our children online at organizations it is important that we teach all our members of staff to use the internet safely responsibly and meaningfully we have the African cyber smart network which is a community of cyber security awareness especially from different countries in Africa you can find us on different social media platforms we are on Facebook the African cyber smart network we are on Twitter at Afro CyberSmart we are also on YouTube so you can check us out there our contact details are also in there so you can send us an email at info info at cybersmart.org info at African sorry info at africancybersmart.org that email address again info at africancybersmart.org so if you have any questions you can reach us on that email and we'll be more than happy to engage with you thank you alright I feel like you've given a lot and possibly if anyone is staying to plug in right now they know where to access you and what you're offering and it's such an amazing thing to have a foreigner come to Kenya to offer some of the things that we ourselves we should be learning right here but you're here to help us you know to know thank you so much I really appreciate the opportunity right Africa we are one place yes I may be coming from a different country but when I'm in Africa I'm home I'm in one place and that's what is important and true true have you traveled overseas or yes I've been I've been all over the world UK US Germany Netherlands thank you great next time and share we tag along I think you said thank you we're more than happy to all right you're welcome I've been speaking to David Moypen who is a cyber security awareness specialist right yes right just sharing with us insights on how to be safe online as a parent as a young adult as a radiant adult you know you've definitely gotten the insights right here on why in the morning and this juncture right now we're going to take a very short break Calamival is going to be coming up next it's going to be to we're just about to dance so if you have two left feet it's time for you to do the courier so so let's take a break at 224 channel at Brian's at one of the hashtag times day vibes mine is at Brian's at one of the at 224 underscore channel on Insta okay stick around


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