u/Flimsy-Zone-1430

Guys tanong ko lang, I have this relative kasi na ngayon lang namin nalaman. Graduate na sya for shs and plan nya magstop muna since wala sumusupport sakanya. So I stepped up and tried to get him in sa mga libreng schools and nabigyan namin siya ng slot for that. So goods na kasi magpapasa na lang ng requirements and pede na siya ipasok. Kaso may need na isang papel na hindi nya raw makukuha kasi wala siyang sasakyan. So I tried to offer him a pamasahe if wala talaga sya. Kaso ayaw niya. Ang ending hindi na siya tumuloy sa opportunity. Aminin ko medyo nakakatampo siya kasi nag effort ako na matulungan siya. Tama lang ba na ganun mafeel ko?

Hey everyone,

I recently go my hands on the OSCAL Marine 3, which is marketed as a rugged phone, and I've been testing it out for about two weeks now. I'm usually skeptical about these "tough phones" --- most of them claim military-grade durability but still end up fragile in real life. But so far, this one's been... surprisingly solid. Dropped it twice (accidentally 😅) on concrete and not even a scratch on the frame or display. It's got IP68 / IP69K waterproofing and I even took it with me while kayaking -- no issues at all. The battery life is a beast too: I'm getting around two full days with heavy GPS and camera use. Performance-wise, it's decent for a rugged phone. Not flagship-lsvel, obviously, but it runs smoothly for everyday tasks and outdoor use. The thermal deisgn is impressive -- it didn't overheat even when using the camera and hotspot together for a long while.

I'm curious if anyone else here haa tried the Marine 3 or any other OSCAL rugged phones? How's your experience been -- especially long-term durability and software updates? I've never owned one from them before, so wondering about build consistently and after-sale support.

I've been doing NCP six times and I'm still having mistakes and some of my classmates been saying their nursing relatives does not require NCPs.

I might be wrong here, and I am not saying this applies to every vpn, but it seems like most of them probably still have the ability to access traffic even if they say they do not log, which is maybe fine in some cases but also kind of depends on trust a lot.

So I am wondering if there js possibly a vpn that maybe removes that capability entirely, not just in theory but actually in practice, though I could be misunderstanding how these systems are designed.