Update: As at 20:51 GMT on Monday, 26th July 2021, the call services seem to have been restored for a lot of customers.

A lot of MTN customers on the evening of Monday, 26th July 2021, have been complaining that they are unable to make calls to other MTN numbers. The first complaint came to me at 19:27 GMT.

Most of these complaints have been on social media. A few people I spoke to also on WhatsApp encountered the same issue.

I tried calling 4 different MTN numbers and the call just drops.

Although this is a general issue, correspondence on MTN Ghana’s Twitter account seems to tackle it “individually”.

Hopefully, MTN Ghana resolves the issue so we can all go back to making calls. Do well to check out MTN’s Mashup offer if you make a lot of calls.

Most Android users have clocks on their lock screen. This was placed there by the developers of the phone to help them easily tell the time without opening pressing the power button.

Although the developers placed it there for easy accessibility, not all Android users appreciate this gesture. If you are a person like that, then this article is going to help you solve this problem.

In this article, I am going to show you how to remove the clock from the lock screen in Android. Just continue reading this article to find out.

Android devices are generally known to be one of the most customizable devices, unlike other Operating Systems like iOS, etc. As a result, Android users can customize their devices to their preferences.

Although Android devices are customizable, some features are pre-installed on them by the developer. One of such features is the clock that is placed on the lock screen in some Android devices.

By default, removing the clock from the lock screen in Android is not possible. But, since mfidie.com is your most reliable tech source, we have a method that will help you out.

How To Remove Clock From Lock Screen in Android

There are several methods you can remove the clock from your lock screen in Android. When you search online, you will find several methods but, in this article, I am going to recommend to you some of the trusted methods you can use.

How To Remove Clock From Lock Screen in Android Using Resurrection Remix (RR)

Resurrection Remix (RR) is a tool that Android users have been using over the years to customize their Android phones. Aside from all the features Resurrection Remix (RR) has, it can also be used to remove the clock from the lock screen on Android devices.

Before you can use Resurrection Remix (RR) to remove the clock from your Android device’s lock screen, your Android device needs to be rooted and you have to install Resurrection Remix (RR) on your device.

Once you have installed the app and your device has been rooted, then you can follow the steps below:

1.  After installing the Resurrection Remix (RR) on your Android device, restart your device
2. Open Settings and then navigate to Configurations
3. Choose Lock UI from the options. A list of toggles will be shown on the next page
4. Turn off the toggle next to Show lock screen clock

That’s all it takes to remove the clock from your Android device’s lock screen. If it does not work, restart your device, and the clock will no longer show in the lock screen.

How To Remove the Clock From the Lock Screen From Clocks You Installed Yourself

If you installed a clock app on your device to show the clock on your lock screen. Then follow these simple steps to remove it from your lock screen:

1. Open the Settings app on your Android device
2. Select Apps & notifications and then App info
3. Tap on the clock app you wish to hide
4. Select Uninstall or Disable

 Conclusion

Removing the clock from your Android device seems impossible by default but with the help of these provided in this article, you should be able to do it easily. Also, as I indicated earlier, there are several ways you can perform this task but some of them might damage your device in the long run.

But, if you have tried any other method apart from the ones stated in this article and it worked for you, then you can write it in the comments section below and I will make sure to check it out.

In addition, if you have any questions, comments, and or suggestions, feel free to write them in the comments section below. Finally, if you found this article helpful, then feel free to share this article with your friends and loved ones.

Starting from 1st February 2021, MTN Mobile Money customers will not be able to withdraw their money at a merchant unless they have a valid national ID Card.

The move is seen as a way by MTN Ghana to curb the high prevalence of fraud on the widely adopted MoMo platform.

Under this new system, one of the following cards need to be presented at the merchant for a Mobile Money transaction:

• Ghana Card
• Driving License
• Passport
• Voter’s ID
• SSNIT ID and
• NHIS

According to MTN Ghana, “when an agent is performing a cash-out for a subscriber, the agent is required to select the ID type and enter the ID number of the ID card the subscriber provides.”

As mentioned earlier, this new update to the way MTN Mobile Money withdrawals are done at the merchants will be in full force on February 1.

With the new system, MoMo withdrawals at merchants are going to take longer as the merchant has to now enter the ID Type and the ID Number (2 extra steps).

Kindly note that you can use any of the IDs listed above provided they have been registered in your name, and not necessarily the ones that you initially registered your Mobile Money with.

This is an Ashesi University business incubator to offer business incubation support services for women-led or women-owned businesses who are using technology to grow their businesses.

The special focus on women-owned businesses recognizes the great potential for leveraging technology and new business models to accelerate economic growth and development.

Empowering female-founded businesses is important in speeding up progress towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

Many users have reported to us about the fake Freddies Corner website (freddiescornerghana.com) that is duping innocent victims of their money.

Please don’t send any MoMo to any of their numbers listed as you will only have yourself to blame.

We have provided the real details of Freddies Corner below.

The real Freddies Corner only maintains their online presence through their Instagram Page – @freddies_corner

We have previously publicised some of their price list.

Freddies Corner does not have a website of their own and we have shared their direct contact numbers at the end of this article.

Freddies Corner Shop Locations

Greater Accra

1. Kotoko Avenue, Around Accra New Town – See Directions
2. Circle, Holy Gardens, on the Tip Toe Lane – See Directions
3. Spintex Road, Near Kpogas Furniture
4. Tema Community 1, Behind Community 1 Police Station

Ashanti Region

1. Adum – See Directions

Contact Freddies Corner

You can reach Freddies Corner directly on 0276911515 or 0550231922.

One thing web developers and organisations as a whole hate is to see their website taken down by hackers.

Therefore, a lot of individuals spend a lot of time and money protecting their website against hackers. This includes developers of the themes themselves.

Vulnerabilities in themes can cause websites to be hacked, so theme developers are always on the lookout to put out the best software possible.

However, when Government organisations fail to pay for themes and resort to using nulled, pirated or stolen themes, this does not only hurt developers and other tech players but also put the thousands of individuals who visit these sites in trouble and at risk of a hack.

Yawa: Ghana’s Ministry of Health Website appears to be using a nulled (stolen) version of the popular Jannah Theme, which cost only $45 or GHS 270 – when they could just have bought it.

Developers of the theme, who might be suffering from the loss of revenue from actions from organisations such as the Ministry of Health, or the developers who work for them appear to have gone “Anas style”.

The developers seem to rely on some code in the theme to check if the theme is registered and deface websites of unscrupulous individuals who want to use the theme without paying for it.

You can check out the messed up Ghana Ministry of Health site here.

As a member of the Accra WordPress Meetup group, I hope this issue is resolved fast, at least for the love of the community. However, developers, whether on WordPress or any other platform, should not be ripped off, even under the GNU General Public License v2.0 that WordPress themes and plugins are released under.