4G is this real?

after upgrading my 4Sto 5.1 my signal shows 4G when im not on wi fi. Is this real?

ashweenicole wrote:
just simply a glitch in the update, att phones are the only ones that display this. it has to do with thier carrier tag on the network.
No, it's not a glitch. It was intentional. It's even mentioned in the update notes. But, yes, it is just a change in the display; the phone is not any faster.

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Althought it was send from [email protected] I'm in serious doubt that this is a genuine mail from apple? Could you please verify this and tell me if this real or not?

Welcome to the Apple Community Dylan.
No, it's a phishing email, report it to the address below and delete it.
[email protected]

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Apple just said I was selected today as a random winner and I have an option to win a free iPad air 2 or an iphone6. Is this real?

You have just been had by the scammers.
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I rcvd an AppleService emaiDue to recent updates we are asking many of our customers to confirm their information this is nothing to worry about. We are making sure we have the correct information on file..." Is this real or a scam?

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Due to recent updates we are asking many of our customers to confirm their information this is nothing to worry about. We are making sure we have the correct information on file and that you are the rightful account holder. Failure to comply with this may result in your account being suspended.
Is this real or a scam?

If you changed your Apple ID, you will not be able to update any of the content that you used in the past. The worse case scenario here would have been to change the password. Really all you needed to do was go on the Apple site and change the password, unless you provided them with information. This will make it difficult for you to deal with turning off Find My iPhone and other Apple ID related steps. All you really needed to do was delete the email.

I received a suspicious email warning me that my account will be discontinued with in 24 hrs. Is this real or a phishing scam?

I received a suspicious email warning me that my account will be discontinued with in 24 hrs. Is this real or a phishing scam?
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Due to recent updates we are asking many of our customers to confirm their information this is nothing to worry about. We are making sure we have the correct information on file and that you are the rightful account holder. Failure to comply with this may result in your account being suspended.
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It's a scam. Just delete it. You can also report it to Apple. http://www.apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

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What does the email look like - emails from Apple tend to be personalised (not 'dear customer' or 'hello') and the have proper English in them (if you hover your mouse pointer over the link do you see what URK it would take you to ? ; it might show at the bottom of the screen).
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I just received a message stating my video player was slow for firewfox and it wanted me to download a fix, it said would take 10 sec. is this real?

The message kept appearing and disappearing I could not read exactly what it was. The icons looked real from Firefox. I was on my bank website. I am not technically inclined at all I apologize for that so I will not understand technical jargon.

. '''Whenever you get a message / popup that'''
'''software / files need to be updated;'''
'''DO NOT USE ANY OF'''
'''THE PROVIDED LINKS'''
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'''Malware or a Virus'''.
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go to the web site of the '''True Owner''' of the program in question.
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You can sent a report to '''The FBI''' via their web site
'''[http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/default.aspx Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)]''' {web link}
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Build Installer LV8.0 - is this real??

Hi all
I recently received LV8.0. After playing around and test some new features, I wanted to start to bring all testrigs that run under LV to LV8.0. Therefore I chose one of them, made a LV-project, modified the source code, created a application build script and an installer build script. I run the application build script without any problems. OK - everything's fine up to now. But as I wanted to create an installer, it obviously just creates a lot of "nonsense".
I checked some additional installers (Datasocket, LV8.0 runtime engine, MAX 4.0, Fieldpoint, Scope and VISA) to make just one Installer, which would be very nice to handle. When checking NI Datasocket, I saw in the distribution title on the right side (see attachment) LabVIEW 8.0 Real-Time Module. Why???? There is no need to include the rt-module, as I don't use it.
I thought "ok, maybe a wrong string displayed - let's create the installer" and run the build script. While running it asked me for the device driver cd's (ok - could be logical) and out of a sudden it also asked me for the cd of the LV realtime module. Well - I inserted it an continued the build.
In the end I got a directory structure (Volume/bin/lotsOf"pXX") with a size around 650 MB - for a simple application of approximatly 10MB.
When I browse some of these "pXX" directories I discover subdirectories like "p14/LV711RTE", "p15/LVBrokerAux71" and lots of different msi-files (for instance "NIRegistrationWizard.msi" - but why?).
Is there anyone out there who can help me quickly?
Thomas
Using LV8.0
Don't be afraid to rate a good answer...
Attachments:
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Thomas,
Thanks, I too have been waiting for us to have the ability to build installers that include all the drivers and related software you need. There was a lot of work that went into it by a team of people here at NI. Their work is being used in LabVIEW, CVI and TestStand now for generating such installers. I'll pass along your complements to the people involved.
So you unchecked DataSocket yet your DataSocket communications are still working? I think that might be due to DataSocket being included through one of the other installers. When you check an item we'll include all the dependencies that you need. Most of the time those dependencies don't show up in the list of additional installers, because they are lower level drivers and software you don't interact with directly and don't need to know about. Some of the items that are dependencies for other installers do appear in the list such as DataSocket, LabVIEW Run-Time Engine and MAX. FieldPoint for instance is dependent on MAX and will include it if you are including FieldPoint. If you check MAX too, the Installer Builder will only include one copy of MAX. I'm not sure which of the other items is dependent on DataSocket but it could be getting included that way. Another possibility is some older LabVIEW Run-Time Engines are being included in your installer because of MAX and they include an older version of DataSocket as part of their installer not as a dependency so it could get included that way, but that would be an older version of DataSocket and not what you are using on your development machine. Since you know you are using DataSocket I recommend checking it, so you know the version you are using will get included.
When you uninstalled LabVIEW Real-Time, the core portion of LabVIEW Real-Time was removed, however any dependencies it had that are also a dependency of another NI Installer would not be removed. As I mentioned earlier LabVIEW 8.0 installed DataSocket and the Real-Time Installer upgraded it. The installers have the necessary logic to know that just because RT installed a newer DataSocket we cannot remove it with RT because LabVIEW depends on it as well. When you ran the RT installer the progress bar probably showed installing part X of Y, and when you uninstalled it there was also a progress bar that showed removing part X of Z. Where Z is a smaller number than Y because some dependencies of other products were updated and they can't be removed until all the installers that need them are removed.
So the next question is "I want to rebuild this installer without having to put the CD in. How can I do that?" The ideal answer would be for us to have a check box on the dialog when you are prompted for the distribution that says something about copying the necessary files to your hard drive and you could choose to uncheck it. We didn't get around to putting that in for LabVIEW 8.0 but if you happen to use CVI you'll notice they have such a check box and as I said we use the same installer building technology so it wouldn't be unreasonable to see that in the future for LabVIEW . But what can you do right now?
One options would be to always copy your CDs over to the hard drive before you install them and leave the installers on your hard drive, that way the last place they were installed from was somewhere on you hard drive that can be found without user interaction. We don't do that by default since copying the LabVIEW CD(s)plus the driver CDs would really use up your free space. This is messy though because you have to uninstall everything and reinstall it.
Another option is to copy the distribution you are being prompted for (the entire disc) to your hard drive and then in the Installer Builder select NI DataSocket and change the Installer location path to the location you copied it to (the top level folder that has a nidist.id file in it). The press OK on the dialog, now the Installer Builder will look in that location for NI DataSocket, until a newer version is installed. We have had some problems with this mechanism not getting all the dependencies from the new location, so it isn't a 100% solution, but I just tried it for DataSocket and it worked.
The first option will catch 100% of the dependencies, where as the second option unfortunately won't.
Kennon

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Is this genuine or a dodgy email?

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I got a text from an unknown number saying this :
Congratulations You've Been Selected to Test and Keep the New iPad3 for Free! Confirm Your Spot Now at http://ipad3mania.us
I'm pretty sure it's a fake.... What are your opinions? Here's a link if the other one doesn't work
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