Following are the steps required to configure Web Access Point (WAP) on your Oppo F9 smart phone. 

1. ​On your home screen,  Tap Settings.
2. next, Tap SIM card & Mobile.
3. Tap Mobile data switch to make it enable.
4. Tap Internet.5. Tap SIM (on which service is enabled).
5. Tap Back icon.
6. Tap SIM (on which service is enabled).
7.  Tap Access Point name.
8. Tap Plus icon.
9.  Tap Name.
10. Enter Your [mobile service carrier] WAP and tap Save.
11. Tap APN.
12.  Enter Internet and tap Save.
13.  Tap Proxy.
14.  Enter [your mobile carrier ping here] and tap Save. 
15.  Tap Port.
16.  Enter 8080 and tap Save.
17.  Ensure APN Protocol should be IPv4 or IPv4/IPv6 than tap Save.
18.  Now account is created.

Below are the steps in how internet settings on Oppo F9 pro smart phone can be configured. ​

By Des Yaninen 
Many of the jobs we have today will be obsolete and redundant in 5 years time. According to the World Economic Forum, below are the top 10 skills you should have. Interestingly, being an Administrator of a Facebook/Whatsapp/Telegram/LinkedIn group will be a very valuable skill. 
Today you can make tens of thousands per annum being an admin of having a popular page. In 5 years time you'll be able to make hundreds of thousands and few can make over a million Kina. 
What do you now? Create a social media group for a topic or subject you are an expert in. The more it grows the more your influence and value grows. 

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PNG Kumul Consolidated Holding (KCH), in support of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Justice & Attorney General, Davis Steven’s initiative to drive engagement across the ICT sector in PNG, announced the establishment of an innovation center Kumul Technology Limited (KTL).

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