What's essential to protect your smartphone, computer and devices?

 Antivirus software is a crucial tool for protecting your devices from malware and other cyber threats. In addition to antivirus and antimalware protection, some other features that antivirus programs may have include:

• Firewall: A firewall monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic and blocks unauthorized access to your device.
• Email protection: This feature scans incoming and outgoing emails for malicious attachments and links.
• Web protection: This feature blocks access to malicious websites and prevents you from downloading malicious files.
• Parental controls: This feature allows you to restrict access to certain websites and applications, making it ideal for parents who want to protect their children from inappropriate content.
• Password manager: This feature securely stores your passwords and other sensitive information.
• VPN: A VPN encrypts your internet traffic and hides your IP address, providing an additional layer of security and privacy.

It’s important to note that not all antivirus programs have all of these features, and some may have additional features not listed here. When choosing an antivirus program, consider your specific needs and look for a program that offers the features that are most important to you123

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Yonge Dundas Square is now Sankofa

 The city of Toronto is naming a public space Sankofa a word from the Akan language of Ghana.Here are ten beautiful Akan words that convey poetic descriptions of humanity:

1. Nhyira (pronounced 'n-CHI-rah'): Meaning 'blessing' or 'goodness,' this word reflects the positive essence within individuals.
2. Owia (pronounced 'oh-WEE-ah'): Signifying 'life' or 'vitality,' it captures the dynamic and vibrant nature of human existence.
3. Sankɔfa (pronounced 'san-KOH-fah'): Though associated with the idea of learning from the past, it also embodies the concept of resilience and the beauty of learning and evolving.
4. Nsoromma (pronounced 'en-SO-rahm-mah'): Translating to 'star,' it symbolizes the unique brilliance and potential within every person.
5. Akoma (pronounced 'ah-KOH-mah'): Representing 'heart,' it embodies emotions, love, and the spiritual essence of humanity.
6. Nsa (pronounced 'en-SAH'): Meaning 'finger' or 'hand,' it signifies human touch, connection, and the ability to create and shape the world.
7. Aya (pronounced 'ah-YAH'): Signifying 'fern,' it's a metaphor for endurance, growth, and adaptability—the traits that define human resilience.
8. Nkɔsoɔ (pronounced 'en-KOH-soh'): Translating to 'wisdom' or 'intelligence,' it represents the intellectual capacity and knowledge embedded in individuals.
9. Mogya (pronounced 'MOH-djah'): Meaning 'blood,' it symbolizes the familial and communal ties that bind humanity together.
10. Ɔkra (pronounced 'OH-krah'): Representing 'soul' or 'spirit,' it encompasses the essence of an individual's inner being and identity.

These words not only carry linguistic beauty but also encapsulate profound aspects of human nature and experience.