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25/10/2018

C Language is a structure-oriented, middle-level programming language mostly used to develop low-level applications.

WHO USES IT?
- Professions and industries: Software developers, computer engineers, business and system analysts, IT and Web content administrators, embedded software engineers.
Used by employers in Information Technology, Engineering, Management, Healthcare and Professional Services.

- Major Organizations: Microsoft Apple Oracle Cisco Raytheon

- Specializations and Industries Where C Language is Used Most: Embedded Systems, Systems Programming, Artificial Intelligence, Industrial Automation, Computer Graphics, Space Research, Image Processing and Game Programming.

WHERE DID IT START?
The C Language was developed in 1972 at Bell Labs specifically for implementing the UNIX system. It eventually gave rise to many advanced programming languages, including C++, Java, C #, JavaScript and Pearl.

20/10/2018

Hello Budies we were so quite for long time, this is because of some broblems which occurs in our account but now we are back. And promise you from now on we will provide you good tech INFO and many updates including TUTORIALS

25/06/2018

Hello there, We hope you alright. Today we was thinking about building our nation with science and Technology but there are things which our government Rules cause our Journey to be Long. But now we ask for your advice, or any suggestion on what you want us to do for the benefit of all including our Nation. We want ideas to building things which can be our own, Don't you tired to see all of things created, being made in other Nation? It's our time Now for us to do the same by first liking what we have then promote it will increase the advertise of our company. Remember if we can't build our Nation who else can come for Us?

**REMEMBER**
- Future start today.
- Knowledge begins in Wonders.

Proto is for now and future.

By Frank Wilbert Sichone
CEO of PROTO

19/06/2018

Thank's for your heart of like things which is going to be beneficial to all, we are sorry for being mute long time, this is caused by misunderstand and laws which govern our Tanzania Country but we assure you not long time we shall back again with things which yo will not forget.

By Frank Wilbert
ProtoCorp

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31/12/2017

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24/11/2017

Warnings over net-connected Christmas
gadgets
Net-connected toys and gadgets bought as
Christmas gifts could put the privacy and safety
of children at risk, warns the UK's data
regulator.
Many toys have poor security, easy to guess
passwords and cannot be updated to fix bugs,
said deputy information commissioner Steve
Wood.
Some are so poorly protected that they could be
used by hackers as a route into a home network,
he said.
He urged parents to take care when buying the
smart devices.
Buying power
"You wouldn't knowingly give a child a dangerous
toy, so why risk buying them something that
could be easily hacked into by strangers?" said
Mr Wood.
Anyone thinking about buying a connected toy or
device should research it carefully, he said, to
find out if it has a good or bad reputation when
it comes to protecting the data it will handle.
Parents should ideally try out any gadget and
familiarise themselves with privacy settings
before wrapping it for Christmas Day, he added.
The pre-gift check should give parents a chance
to change default usernames and passwords to
stronger alternatives. It could also be a chance
to turn off any remote viewing options on those
devices and toys that sport a camera.
Parents should also vote with their wallet and
avoid connected devices or wearables that have
earned a reputation for leaking or losing data.
"If consumers reject products that won't protect
them, then developers and retailers should soon
get the message," he said.
Spying devices
Nick Viney, from security firm McAfee, said:
"People must realise the value of their data to
cybercriminals and not ignore the risks of being
connected until it's too late.
"After families rip open their presents next
month, they must take a moment to consider
whether they're adequately protected."
Mr Wood's warning comes soon after a German
regulator banned some smartwatches aimed at
children.
The country's Federal Network Agency branded
watches that can be used to track children as
spying devices. The Agency said the watches
broke strict surveillance laws.
Also, in mid-November, consumer advisers
Which? issued a warning about the security risks
of several net-connected toys. It wrote to
retailers to ask them to stop stocking the toys
and said many could be used as spying devices.

05/10/2017

Hello Members Of Proto, We're Beging You For Our Silence For Long Time, But Since From Today We Back Again To Make Sure All Of You Are Gain Knowledge Of Everything About Science And Technology (Si-Fi) And Make You Competent Of Everything Matter Or Relate To Si-Fi So Your Welcome And Stay Tight Also Be Panctual To Respond For Asking Questions And Comments

Welcome
By
Frank Licous

03/05/2017

Get ready for our upcoming projects
soon we are going to introduce our official website,a forum and also a blog where we will share different ideas that may be a help to to a certain task.
-thanks-
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30/04/2017

16/03/2017

Proto Network Now For the first time we Open the Youtube channel which you can view updated in tanzania technology and our Products. So Welcome Again

Welcome To Proto Co - Operation Channel. We are going to provide more infos and update based in technology most in Tanzania Country and Our Company.

19/01/2017

13/01/2017

Facebook's annual developer conference showcases our latest products and a look at what's next for Facebook. F8 will be held at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, CA on April 18 and 19, 2017