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NEW DELHI: Bharti Airtel Wednesday launched a 10 GB data offer for Rs 259 for consumers buying a new 4G mobile device, offering data at effectively just over Rs25 a GB to take on aggressive pricing from new entrant Reliance Jio Infocomm.

Bharti Airtel rolls out 10 GB data offer at Rs 259 across India

In August this year, Sunil Mittal-driven company introduced 10 GB 4G data offer at Rs 250 selectively only for the buyers of Samsung Galaxy J series smartphones.

One GB data of will be instantly credited to the customer’s account and the additional 9 GB data can be claimed by through the MyAirtel app, India’s top telco in a statement said.

The latest offer allows subscribers to avail a maximum of three recharges within 90 days, according to Indias No. 1 telco.

In August this year, Sunil Mittal-driven company introduced 10 GB 4G data offer at Rs 250 selectively only for the buyers of Samsung Galaxy J series smartphones.

The company followed it up by rolling out a similar offer at Rs 249 for Gujarat while launching 4G services initially in Ahmedabad. The special offer, which was introduced in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, has now been extended across India and is available across all brands of 4G handsets, the company added.

Arch rival and No 2 operator Vodafone India already slashed data price for its prepaid and postpaid customers to allow 10 GB at a cost of 1 GB for new 4G smartphone users in select metropolitan cities.


The move by operators come at close heels of Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Jio Infocomm’s telecom foray with cost-effective voice and data tariffs.

“This invitational offer has been designed for our data savvy customers who can now experience high speed broadband on Airtel’s 4G network with their new devices,” Ajai Puri, Director – Market Operations at Bharti Airtel said in the statement.

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The government hack of an iPhone used by a San Bernardino killer serves as a reminder that phones and other electronic devices arent impenetrable vaults.

While most people arent targets of the NSA, FBI or a foreign government, hackers are looking to steal the financial and personal information of ordinary people. Your phone stores more than just selfies. Your email account on the phone, for instance, is a gateway to resetting banking and other sensitive passwords.


Like washing your hands and brushing your teeth, a little "cyber hygiene" can go a long way toward preventing disaster.

-- Lock your phone with a passcode >>

Failing to do so is like leaving your front door unlocked.

A four-digit passcode - and an accompanying self-destruct feature that might wipe a phones data after too many wrong guesses - stumped the FBI for weeks and forced them to bring in outside help. Using six digits makes a passcode 100 times harder to guess. And if you want to make it even harder, you can add letters and other characters to further increase the number of possible combinations. These are options on both iPhones and Android.

The iPhones self-destruct feature is something you must turn on in the settings, under Touch ID & Passcode. Do so, and the phone wipes itself clean after 10 failed attempts. But the 10 attempts apply to your guesses, too, if you forget your passcode, or if your kids start randomly punching in numbers. Android has a similar feature.

Both systems will also introduce waiting periods after several wrong guesses to make it tough to try all combos.

Biometrics, such as fingerprint scanners, can act as a shortcut and make complex passcodes less of a pain.

-- Use encryption >>

Much to the FBIs displeasure, iPhones running at least iOS 8 offer full-disk encryption by default. That means that the information stored on the phone cant be extracted - by authorities or by hackers - and read on another computer. If the phone isnt unlocked first, any information obtained would be scrambled and unreadable.

With Android, however, you typically have to turn that on in the settings. Googles policy requires many phones with the latest version of Android, including its own Nexus phones, to offer encryption by default. But, according to Google, only 2.3 percent of active Android devices currently are running that version.

-- Set up device finders >>

Find My iPhone isnt just for finding your phone in the couch cushions.

If your device disappears, you can put it in Lost Mode. That locks your screen with a passcode, if it isnt already, and lets you display a custom message with a phone number to help you get it back.

The app comes with iPhones, but you need to set it up before you lose your phone. Look for the Find iPhone app in the Extras folder.

Meanwhile, Activation Lock makes it harder for thieves to sell your device. The phone becomes unusable - it cant be reactivated - without knowing its Apple ID. The feature kicks in automatically on phones running at least iOS 7.

If all else fails, you can remotely wipe the phones data. While your information will be lost, at least it wont end up in the hands of a nefarious person.

There isnt anything comparable built into Android phones, but Googles Android Device Manager app, along with a handful of others made by third parties, can be downloaded for free from the Google Play app store.

-- Back up your phone >>

If you do have to remotely wipe the phones data, its comforting to know that you wont lose all your photos and other important data. Its helpful, too, if your toddler dunks your phone in a glass of water.

As mentioned before, apps such as Find My iPhone and Android Device Manager will allow you to do this, provided you set them up ahead of time.

-- Keep your software up to date >>

Software updates often contain fixes to known flaws that might give hackers a way into your device.

On iPhones, Apple prompts you to get the update.

Its more complicated with Android because updates need to go through various phone manufacturers and wireless carriers first. But do install updates when asked.