OGBENI UPDATE!

You get a notification on your device for a software update, with a straight face you cancel it. It comes up again and this time you hiss and cancel; as per your mummy's tech guru, who update epp?. Let’s tell you why you have to update your device.

Statistics reveals that in a day you can have over 300,000 new malware samples specifically designed to take advantage of areas of weaknesses in your software device.

There’s a story of a company that caused the personal information of over 143 million people to be exposed. The company was hacked by hackers who took advantage of its outdated software because the company failed to effect updates which had been available 2 months earlier

So why update:

1) For protection against malicious software. 2) To fix software bugs. Sometimes your device or app may function weirdly like sudden crashes or lagging. Consumers complain and the creators take note.

They send an update to correct these issues and enhance user experience. Yet Akande Shepeteri will complain about an app that has sent out updates a long time ago. So read the latest news in the cyber space and try to put your phone on auto-update.

Twitter was hacked a while back and will definitely release updates addressing these internal issues. But because you were not hacked you'll keep arguing on Twitter who should sit in the front seat of the car between your mother-in-law and your wife. Ogbeni, update!

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