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In today's edition of #TCDaily: Nigeria ranks 82nd for digital wellbeing; Kigali’s car-free zone speeds up; TC Insights: Stake by stake; The internet’s first free porn site shuts down, and, Tech Probe.

India’s UPI (Unified Payments Interface) landscape has grown tremendously in the last half-decade, and more so in the last 18 months since the outbreak of the pandemic.  From April 2020 to August 2021, the total value of UPI transactions in India stood at Rs 68.81 lakh crore, about 69 per cent of the total value of UPI transactions done since its inception in April 2016.

Nigeria ranked 82nd among 110 countries in the world in its Digital Quality of Life Index (DQL) 2021, according to a new global study conducted by cyber security firm Surfshark.

The American College of Rheumatology praised several aspects of a 2022 Medicare physician fee schedule proposed rule, including evaluation and management coding changes and the promise of greater telehealth flexibility. The ACR issued its statement days after submitting formal comments to CMS regarding the proposed rule. According to the group, rheumatology leaders are “encouraged” by

Astrix Launches Dedicated Quality Services Practice News provided by Share this article Share this article RED BANK, N.J., June 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Astrix, the laboratory digital transformation experts, announced today the launch of a dedicated Digital Quality & Compliance practice at the company. This targeted services practice delivers the expertise & guidance to help organizations supercharge their digital quality & compliance strategy and operations. Efficient Quality programs enable or...

2021 has shown immense promise of launching the world towards digital connectivity, especially 5G connectivity.

Punch Newspapers Sections Temiloluwa O’Peters A global study on the quality of digital wellbeing in 85 countries has ranked Nigeria the lowest country in Internet affordability. According to the Surfshark’s Digital Quality of Life Index 2020, Nigeria comes last at 85th, following Columbia and Honduras, while Israel led as the country with the most affordable Internet globally. The report also showed that Nigeria was one of the countries where subscribers worked the hardest to buy data. Wher...

Shares Nigeria might be reportedly experiencing increasing broadband penetration but, according to a new report, it has the least affordable Internet in the world. Surfshark’s Digital Quality of Life report 2020 ranks Nigeria 85th out of 85 countries indexed in the report. The Virtual Private Network firm curated the amount of time people need to work to afford the cheapest mobile and data plans available in the country. It is important to note that Surfshark divided the price of 1GB of data ...

Do you think you pay a lot for your home internet? You may be paying the most for the worst quality in the world.