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I'd recommend starting with learning about Elo rating systems, which is how rating points are given and taken away in PUBG Mobile. There's some tier protection in place. Let's say you're at 1733 and lose 47 rating points in a round. Instead of losing all 47 points, you only lose 33 and end up at 1700. Now, if you gain points in the next round, nothing to worry about. However, if you lost even one point in that next round you'd drop back to 1699 and your previous tier. As far as the tier progression, it's pretty simple. Everyone starts at Bronze V, earning 100 points results in a promotion to Bronze IV, another 100 points for Bronze III, and so forth. Every tier is a 100 point range. Adding on to this: Points gained / lost depend on the tier you are on. Lower tiers you will gain more / lose less, as you progress into high Gold, low Plat is when it gets "harder" to gain easy points for just playing. Squad points are calcul...

 In the last few years, WhatsApp has emerged as one of the most important mode of communication for most. From official communication to chatting with friends and family, it has become the tool that millions of people across the world use. However, it’s important not to misuse the platform as it may result in your account getting banned or suspended. Also, remember, your WhatsApp account can be blocked or banned without you being informed or notified about it. “We may ban accounts if we believe the account activity is in violation of our Terms of Service. Per our Terms of Service, we may retain the right to ban you without notification,” as go the WhatsApp’s terms and conditions, according to GadgetsNow report. So, here are 10 things that may lead to you getting banned from WhatsApp. Sending illegal, obscene, defamatory or threatening messages: Yes, as per WhatsApp’s terms and conditions, you can be banned for sending “illegal, obscene, defamatory, threatening...

Python Subtitle Downloader(PySubD) Recursively walks through the directories searching for video files in almost every well known format. Searches OpenSubtitles.org and Addic7ed.com and fetches the best quality subs available. Downloads subtitles and places them along with the video file itself. Requirements None for the compiled binaries. Download Here   Usage Just Drag & Drop your drive(s)/folder(s)/video file(s) into the program window. Alternatively you can simply use the browse button to select the video files and directories, and click the "Open" button. Sit back and relax, while pysubd finds and downloads the best "eng" language subs for you! Author Sahil Gupta Mail in your in feedback, bug reports or feature suggestions to sahilgupt29@gmail.com . Did PySubD save you some precious time? If Yes, then send in your donations through PayPal to sahilgupta29@gmail.com PySubD is powered by the awesome subtitles service provided b...

  By now I am sure you have already heard something about the WannaCry ransomware, and are wondering what's going on, who is doing this, and whether your computer is secure from this insanely fast-spreading threat that has already hacked nearly 200,000 Windows PCs over the weekend. The only positive thing about this attack is that — you are here — as after reading this easy-to-understandable awareness article, you would be so cautious that you can save yourself from WannaCry, as well as other similar cyber attacks in the future. Since this widely spread ransomware attack is neither the first nor the last one to hit users worldwide, prevention is always the key to p The WannaCry ransomware, also known as Wanna Decryptor, leverages a Windows SMB exploit, dubbed EternalBlue , that allows a remote hacker to hijack computers running on unpatched Microsoft Windows operating system. Once infected, WannaCry also scans for other unpatched PCs connected to the sam...

The internet iceberg Believe it or not, the majority of the World Wide Web exists beyond the reach of Google’s search bar. Familiar websites you know and love (like Facebook, Youtube, Wikipedia, and The Beacon) make up  less than 1%  of the entire internet. Everything else is part of the Deep Web—pages, domains and files that can’t be accessed by standard search engines. Before we delve any deeper, let’s take a look at how the surface web actually works. Crawl. Index. Serve. Repeat. Search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo aim to connect their users with relevant webpages. Their software  crawls billions of pages , traversing the web with the help of  sitemaps  and  hyperlinks . After getting a feel for the structure of each site, the engines index (organize) every page based on the content it contains. Finally, they display the indexed sites that best match your search terms. The pages beyond There’s just one caveat: search engines ...

Some guy on the internet recently figured out that if he just drills a hole into his new iPhone 7, people will watch a YouTube video about it. Of course, we did and so did millions of others. But, as expected, that “hack” doesn’t get you much further than a laugh and — if you’re particularly gullible — a hole in your new phone. For those of us who don’t have the cash to destroy a nearly $700 device, here are some ideas to “hack” your iPhone 7 and make the best of your new smartphone: Literally Hack (Jailbreak) Your Phone.  This can be a dangerous if you enjoy your warranty but can be helpful if you’re looking to install apps that aren’t approved by Apple. It’s a pretty difficult process for the average user, but it has been done . If you decide to take this route, you’ll be able to install Cydia apps that a power user would want.  Secret Hack To Get Headphone Jack on the iPhone 7 Get Flashes For Notifications.  The iPhone...

After reports that Cyanogen Inc. will be shutting down its headquarters in Seattle and layoff more employees, today the company has announced that it will be shutting down all its services. It also said that Cyanogen-supported nightly builds will be discontinued by the end of the month. If you are using any Cyanogen-powered devices such as Yu Yureka, OnePlus One or ZUK Z1, you will not be getting future updates. You can move to CyanogenMod  or any other ROM if you want latest updates. Now CyanogenMod will be 100% reliant on the community for development of latest Android builds. Last month Cyanogen Inc. said that it has plan to consolidate Cyanogen’s sites into a single team in Palo Alto by the end of the year. It also said that it has separated ties with Steve Kondik, who was made the “Chief Science Officer” from the CTO recently. On their official blog , Cyanogen Inc. said: As part of the ongoing consolidation of Cya...

Usually any Android Device can be hacked using Metasploit Meterpreter attack but many people are not aware of that process as it is not user friendly. But using a simple tool called AndroRAT (Android Remote Administration Tool) it is possible for anyone to hack any Android device. By successfully running this tool one can retrieve following information from target Android device. Get contacts (and all theirs informations) Do vibrate the phone Get call logs Open an URL in the default browser Get all messages Send a text message Location by GPS/Network Do a toast Monitoring received messages in live Streaming video (for activity based client only) Monitoring phone state in live (call received, call sent, call missed..) Stream sound from microphone (or other sources..) Take a picture from the camera You can do almost anything with this tool. All you need to do is to install a simple application on target Android device. This application is generated by AndroRAT too...

Critical Facebook security flaw allows hackers to log into multiple Facebook accounts How to hack Facebook is the most popular search term on Google but a few go past learning to the actual hacking. However, one California-based hacker tried something similar. During his researcher he discovered a big security hole in Facebook’s password reset mechanism which allowed him to hack into anyone’s Facebook profile. California based  Gurkirat Singh   discovered a way to gain access to anyone’s Facebook profile using a security flaw in the social networking giant’s password reset mechanism . The social networking giant uses an algorithm that generates a random 6-digit passcode ‒ that’s 10⁶ = 1,000,000 possible combinations. “ That could possibly mean that if 1 million people request a password within a short amount of time such that no one uses their code to reset the password, then 1,000,0001 person to request a code will get a passcode that someone from the...