Meeting new people is easier now more than ever, and many use dating apps, social media accounts and other online services to expand their social circle. The internet provides a great opportunity to meet people, but it can also hold threats in such encounters. Meeting people online and also in person can be a means for them to commit fraud or even hurt others for whatever reason it may be.
In order to prevent fraud, mental harm or even bodily harm, GoLookUp is providing users with an advanced Reverse Phone Lookup service that allows them to discover important information about others.
Providing Accurate Information Based on Phone Numbers
The only accurate information about people is found in public records held by different authorities across the United States. The public records include contact information, criminal records, mugshots, birth records, records about unclaimed money and much more, and people can access them after filing the proper forms.
In order to allow people to find accurate information about people, GoLookUp provides users with a reverse phone lookup for known and unknown numbers.
After users type in the phone number in question, the people search directory scans billions of public records and provides a detailed report about the person or even company behind the phone number. The report includes contact information, the origin of the phone number, the full name of the person calling, arrest records, sexual offences records and much more.
The people search directory essentially conducts a background check that lets users find out if the person who is calling them has a violent criminal past and whether they should avoid certain people.
Meeting people in the 21st century is easy, but there is no guarantee that they are telling the truth about themselves. In order to allow users to find accurate information about people or even companies whose number they have, GoLookUp has set up a reverse phone directory that scans public records and creates a report about them.
Technology Industry’s Impact Felt in US Economic Growth, Workforce Gains
Posted in Commentary with tags CompTIA on March 27, 2018 by itnerdTech employment in the United States expanded by nearly 200,000 jobs in 2017, to an estimated 11.5 million workers; and at $1.6 trillion, the tech sector is one of the largest components of the nation’s economy, according to Cyberstates™ 2018, the definitive annual analysis of the nation’s industry published today by CompTIA, the world’s leading technology industry association.
The economic might of the tech industry is felt in nearly every state. The industry is a top-five economic contributor in 22 states; and in the top 10 of 42 states.
The outlook for technology employment points to a continuation of the growth trend, which has seen tech jobs increase by about 200,000 each year since 2010. Projections from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate the base of tech occupations will increase by 626,000 jobs by 2026. When factoring in the need to replace retiring or career-change workers, the total potential tech workforce reaches 1.2 million through 2026.
Beyond the raw numbers of new jobs, many of these positions have salaries well above those in other industries. According to Cyberstates 2018, the average annual wage in the tech industry is $112,890; 107 percent higher than the average annual wage for all jobs ($54,420).
Among other key findings from Cyberstates 2018:
Cyberstates 2018 (#cyberstates) is based on CompTIA’s analysis of data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, EMSI, Burning Glass Technologies Labor Insights, and other sources. Estimates for 2017 are subject to change as government data is revised and updated. The complete Cyberstates 2018 report, with complete national, state and metropolitan level data, is available at http://cyberstates.org/
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