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Twitter admin confirmed that it doesn't have any plans for Valentine's Day. While there is all the hullaballoo around relationships and love in the ongoing Valentine’s Week, it’s not easy for singles or those trying to move on from a breakup. So, Twitter came to rescue, reminding all singles that one need to be bothered by the overwhelming lovey-dovey posts on the platform — muted words! The official handle of the micro-blogging site tweeted: “Reminder that you can mute words,” along with a list of words that people can mute. Explaining how it works, the social media platform said one could simply mute each words and determine the duration for which they do not wish to see any tweets or contents mentioning it to cleanse their timelines. Some of the suggestions included phrases like — “valentine’s day”, “date night”, “gf bf” among others. reminder that you can mute words pic.twitter.com/qDHGjP7XoP — Twitter (@Twitter) February 11, 2021 While most loved the thoughtful gesture by the admin of the handle saying “a must do for all singles”, others grew slightly concerned seeing the time for which some words were blocked. As much as some users thanked admin for the helpful tips, many…

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Community radio presenter, Gloria Mngadi. (Supplied) A Durban University of Technology alumni is teaching isiZulu and English to little children over WhatsApp.She came up with the idea during the pandemic as a creative teaching method.She says language is one of the most important parts of everyday life.A Durban University of Technology alumni has taken teaching language out the box by implementing a WhatsApp group where she gives lessons on reading and writing in isiZulu and English to children. The 30-year-old language practice graduate, Gloria Thandekile Mngadi, has used innovation and creativity to have an impact on children, this even during a global pandemic. "Ingosi yabantwana is a story telling group. It's where I am educating children through story telling. I am educating them about preserving language and to also know the languages, isiZulu and English. At school, in the English class you don't get a chance to interpret in your own language," she said this week.Gloria Thandekile Mngadi teaches English and isiZulu through WhatsApp.Mngadi said Covid-19 taught her to think of more innovative and impactful ways to teach children the importance of preserving their language as Africans.   Mngadi, who hails from Ndwedwe, started the WhatsApp group called Ingosi Yabantwana, which means Children's…

WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned app, is used by millions of people across the globe. For an improved user experience, the app keeps on adding new features. The QR codes in WhatsApp help you add contacts without even entering the mobile number. All you need to do is scan the WhatsApp QR code and contact will be added to your phone. Your WhatsApp QR code doesn’t expire until you reset it or delete your WhatsApp account, and you can reset the code multiple times. You can access your WhatsApp QR code in the settings menu of your WhatsApp account. Follow the steps given below to see your WhatsApp QR on an Android phone: Open your WhatsApp account Tap on the three vertical dots Tap ‘Settings’ and further tap the QR icon, which is there next to your name Now, you will be able to see your personal QR code on the screen How can I reset the WhatsApp QR code on an Android phone?You can reset your WhatsApp QR code whenever you want and make the previous code invalid. However, on deleting the WhatsApp account, your WhatsApp QR code will also get deleted.Follow the steps below to reset your WhatsApp QR code:…

If you often use Gmail, Netflix and LinkedIn, read this carefully. A huge online leak has exposed billions of logins. Hackers have recently posted more than three billion user credentials online as part of a massive data breach compilation of emails and passwords. This might be the biggest-ever compilation of hacked user credentials ever posted on the Internet before. According to a report from BGR, this is a massive repository of individuals’ data that’s been posted online, but it’s not the result of a new hack or data breach. As per CyberNews, this so-called “Compilation of Many Breaches or COMB” may be the biggest-ever compilation of hacked user credentials ever posted online before. See Zee Business Live TV Streaming Below: Furthermore, contained herein is user data that comprised a 2012 data breach at LinkedIn, which involved 117 million accounts, as well as stolen Netflix login data that started showing up online, the report said. According to CyberNews, Comb may be the largest ever collection of stolen login details ever shared online. Hackers who gain access to your email and password combinations could use them to breach your other accounts. Hackers often use leaked credentials to scam people for cash using…

Leaders said they are trying to learn from the incident and help dismantle systemic racism in various ways, such as adding Black and Latino history classes. NAUGATUCK, Conn. — During Naugatuck's Board of Education meeting Thursday evening, education leaders addressed the incident in which the police chief’s daughter was accused of sending racist Snapchat posts two years ago.   “We’ve heard from numerous folks, especially our students of color, black and brown students, that having a voice and being heard is something we need to improve upon,” Superintendent Chris Montini said.  Leaders said they are trying to learn from the incident and help dismantle systemic racism in various ways, such as adding Black and Latino history classes and hiring a more diverse staff.  “We should have been diverse from the start no matter the incident, there should have always been black history taught,” resident Elijah Loucks said.  Community members planning to speak out during the public meeting were not happy they were only able to make comments through the virtual meeting’s chat room. The board stated it would not permit in public session any expression of a personal complaint against school personnel or any person connected with the school system.…

Upper School Counselors Michelle Bracken, Brittany Bronson and Tina McGraw and Athletics Counselor Kat Scardino sent an all-school email Thursday addressing heightened mental health concerns in the school community following the fatal overdose of Sam Chapman, a 16-year-old who attended Milken Community School, on Sunday. Chapman died of a drug overdose at home after connecting with a drug dealer on Snapchat, according to an Instagram post by Dr. Laura Berman, Chapman’s mother. “Sheltering at home. A drug dealer connected with on Snapchat and gave him fentanyl-laced Xanax and he overdosed in his room,” Berman’s post reads. Chapman’s death underscored recent concerns about students’ mental health amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as students lack access to traditional support networks such as spending time with friends or confiding in trusted adults at school. Zoe Shapiro ’23, a member of the school’s Plus One Club that supports students through their struggles with grief and mental health, said she has struggled with depression since sixth grade. Although she said she did not resort to substance abuse, Shapiro said she understands the transition from struggling with poor mental health to abusing substances. “My depression never went into drug abuse or anything like that, but I…

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Law360 (February 11, 2021, 10:36 PM EST) -- A Delaware vice chancellor granted limited access Thursday to Facebook pension fund stockholders seeking documents related to founder Mark Zuckerberg's avoidance of liability in a $5 billion privacy breach settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, saying the investors can see some nonprivileged communications but not those protected by attorney-client privilege.Vice Chancellor Joseph R. Slights III said in a 27-page opinion that the limited set of electronic files is "necessary and essential" to the Employees' Retirement System of Rhode Island's probe of whether or not Facebook overpaid in its deal with the FTC in order to protect Zuckerberg from substantial personal... Stay ahead of the curve In the legal profession, information is the key to success. You have to know what’s happening with clients, competitors, practice areas, and industries. Law360 provides the intelligence you need to remain an expert and beat the competition. Access to case data within articles (numbers, filings, courts, nature of suit, and more.) Access to attached documents such as briefs, petitions, complaints, decisions, motions, etc. Create custom alerts for specific article and case topics and so much more! TRY LAW360 FREE FOR SEVEN DAYS

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) -- A new disturbing trend — kids are doing drug deals on the down low, using their smartphones. The result can have deadly consequences, and it's on the rise due to the pandemic.We know kids, especially teens, spent a majority of their time online this past year. Mental health experts say that's led to more opportunity for them to experiment, in some cases, buying drugs without their parents knowing until it's too late. First, it'd happen at school. But then, the school shutdowns during the pandemic didn't matter."It happened a lot through the smartphone. It happened a lot. Once we starting realizing, she started sneaking it into social media instant messaging," said a mom of a 16-year-old daughter who asked we keep them both anonymous. She said this past year they lived a nightmare."In the beginning, it was marijuana, but slowly turned to LSD," she said. "There were pills involved of an unknown substance, fentanyl at times."Her daughter found every way possible to get drugs. Her parents got her into an outpatient substance abuse program, but it didn't work."Even there, she relapsed 2-3 times and ended up having to go to a resident wilderness program," her…