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SINGAPORE – After spending 14 years in the United Kingdom, Singaporean Lim Yee Hung returned home to find out he had forgotten much about his home country. Diving into the National Archives to school himself, he became captivated by all the stories that lay hidden away. Rather than let them remain dormant, Mr Lim, 37, decided to transform them into a self-guided outdoor game named Hidden.sg. Hidden.sg uses simple WhatsApp messages and an artificial intelligence chatbot to help Singaporeans and tourists find hidden gems in the city’s many neighbourhoods, including Tiong Bahru, Dakota and Toa Payoh. Among the tales players might learn is that Dakota estate was named for the Douglas DC-3 aircraft, fondly dubbed “the Dakota” by the British. This plane was once a common sight at the now-defunct Kallang Airport nearby. Another intriguing stop might lead players to a modest three-room Housing Board flat in Toa Payoh, to which the late Queen Elizabeth II paid a visit in 1972. Mr Lim, a co-founder of Move Technologies, the company behind the game, said Hidden.sg aims to support local businesses by featuring them in the game. “We don’t charge them a dime to be featured. In fact, we pay them

Stop carrying two cell phones everywhere, it is not only dangerous, but uncomfortable, so, we will teach you how to link and use two accounts in the same application. WhatsApp is an instant communication service that you can use for social, family and even in the work environment, however, it is not advisable to offer your cell phone number for work, because anonymous person will contact you and your inbox. filled with messages. Some companies usually give you an additional mobile device so that you can use a WhatsApp account (from the company of course), the problem is that it is uncomfortable and even dangerous to carry two cell phones with you pocket, therefore, Meta developed a new function called “Add account”, What is it for and how to use it? In Depor we will explain it below. This is a native tool that will allow you to link two accounts in the same application, in this case your personal account and your work account. Should the phone have a dual SIM slot? No, remember that WhatsApp only asks for a chip to register and check the authenticity of the number, then you can remove it from your smartphone and

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In this guide I will tell you all the steps you need to follow to have two WhatsApp accounts on your Samsung mobile. A UI dual messaging feature In this guide I will explain what steps you need to take Have two WhatsApp accounts On Samsung mobile. This is made possible by a UI feature Double messaging. If you want to access two different profiles from the same phone, I suggest you stay till the end. Here’s what you need to do to achieve it. How to Enable Dual Messaging on Samsung Mobile with One UI Tips when using double messaging How to Enable Dual Messaging on Samsung Mobile with One UI To have two WhatsApp accounts on Samsung device No need to install any app. Obviously, if you’re looking for some advanced options when copying apps on Android, it’s best to opt for third-party solutions that help you have two accounts for any app. Double messaging It is not a very advanced tool. However, this is precisely its simplicity and truth will be integrated into the systemThis makes this solution very interesting from my point of view. Here are the steps to activate a second instance of WhatsApp and

on October 20, 2023 at 1:00 pm Generative AI chatbot assistant startup Luzia has raised $10 million in a Series A funding round led by Khosla Ventures. Luzia embeds its eponymous assistant in WhatsApp and Telegram, aiming to draw users who might not seek out ChatGPT or other standalone chatbots powered by large language models (LLMs) but who are comfortable interacting with a chatbot on existing messaging services. Hola Luzia The Spain-based Luzia’s free AI assistant operates like many chatbots on WhatsApp and Telegram. The difference is the mix of LLMs, including OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 and GPT-4, Meta’s Llama 2, and Kandinsky 2.1, fueling the completion of tasks through natural voice and text interactions. The AI responds in Spanish or Portuguese, depending on the language written or spoken by the user. That’s a smart move when voice assistants tailored to Spanish and Portuguese speakers are relatively rare. The startup plans on building up the AI’s English understanding as it pursues a bigger presence in the U.S. with the new investment. Luzia has several features familiar to users of ChatGPT, Claude, or other chatbots, such as transcription, translation, and image generation. Because it operates on the encrypted WhatsApp and Telegram messaging channels

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WhatsApp has announced a relatively small, but much-requested update, with users now able to switch between alternative WhatsApp accounts in the app, without having to log out/log back in every time. As per WhatsApp: “Today, we’re introducing the ability to have two WhatsApp accounts logged in at the same time. Helpful for switching between accounts – such as your work and personal – now you no longer need to log out each time, carry two phones or worry about messaging from the wrong place.” Yeah, it’s not a major revolution, but it is an annoyance for many users. Many professionals now have to carry two phones, in order to keep their work and personal dealings separate. And while the update won’t totally alleviate this as an issue, having the capacity to easily switch between accounts, as you can on Facebook and Instagram, is a good, functional update, that will make things a little easier for many. Though it’s also a little more complicated than your regular account switching options. “To set up a second account, you will need a second phone number and SIM card, or a phone that accepts multi-SIM or eSIM. Simply open your WhatsApp settings, click on

First, there were phone calls. Then we switched to texting, and stopped talking to each other for a while. Still, there was something missing: Phone calls take too long, while texting isn’t convenient for lengthy thoughts. And thus, the voice message was born—a simple way to share your message off the cuff without having to commit to an entire call or endlessly type away on your touch screen.But as with all forms of messaging, there may be times you don’t want these voice notes saved in perpetuity. Perhaps you got something wrong in the memo, and you don’t want it lasting beyond the one listen, or maybe you have some juicy gossip you want to share without worrying about the evidence left behind. That’s where the “view once” feature usually kicks in. You can use it to send messages, photos, and videos for one-time viewing only, before the app erases it for good. Think Snapchat, but within a WhatsApp thread. However, voice messages have been exempt from “view once” since their inception on the app: If you send one of these voice messages, it’s going to go through as normal. That is, until now. WhatsApp is now testing the ability

The feature is expected to roll out to more users in the coming days Summary WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature that allows users to send self-destructing voice messages, providing more privacy for sensitive conversations. The feature, currently available to beta testers, prevents recipients from forwarding, saving, recording, or exporting the voice note. While not officially available to all users yet, WhatsApp's track record suggests that this feature will eventually be widely implemented. Many privacy-driven instant messaging apps have rolled out some version of view-once messages. These allow users to send text and media that can only be opened once by the recipient. Of course, workarounds like screenshots can still be a concern depending on the app you’re using. However, it can provide some peace of mind, assuming you’re also exchanging messages with people you trust. Now, WhatsApp is rolling out this type of feature, specifically for voice messages sent on the app. WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.23.22.4 and WhatsApp beta for iOS version 23.21.1.73 have given some beta testers the option to send self-destructing voice notes, as discovered by WABetaInfo. To see if it’s available in beta for you, a new view-once icon should appear in your

SANTIAGO (October 18, 2023) – The following individuals will be the media contacts for the Canadian Pan American Team at Santiago 2023 from October 17 to November 5, 2023: Download the contacts list Canadian Olympic Committee Thomas Hall, Team Canada’s Santiago 2023 Press ChiefWhatsApp: 514-709-1054E: thall@olympic.ca Samantha Sokol, Team Canada’s Santiago 2023 Press Operations LeadWhatsApp: 647-385-7107E: ssokol@olympic.ca Media Attachés Tara MacBournie, Team Canada’s Santiago 2023 Sport Communications LeadSports: Fencing, Rugby, Sport Climbing WhatsApp: 647-522-8328E: tmacbournie@olympic.ca Caroline SharpSports: Athletics, Gymnastics, TennisWhatsApp: 613-323-5605E: Caroline.sharp@athletics.ca Caroline SobleSports: Cycling, Field HockeyWhatsApp: 613-601-8406E: Caroline.soble@cyclingcanada.ca Chris DornanSports: Breaking, Golf, Skateboard, Surfing, Taekwondo, Triathlon, WeightliftingWhatsApp: 403-620-8731E: hpprchris@shaw.ca Colleen CoderreSports: Canoe Kayak Slalom & Sprint, Modern Pentathlon, RowingWhatsApp: 613-530-6217E: coderre@rowingcanada.org Darren MatteSports: Badminton, Boxing, Table Tennis, WrestlingWhatsApp: 416-768-6847E: dmatte@wrestling.ca Jackie SkenderSports: Archery, Beach Volleyball, Bowling, Shooting, Softball WhatsApp: 613-794-7676E: jskender@volleyball.ca Jan HansonSports: RacquetballWhatsApp: 306-502-4422E: communications@racquetballcanada.ca Melanie McLearonSports: EquestrianWhatsApp: 705-955-7899E: mmclearon@equestrian.ca Patrick GodboutSports: Handball, Judo, SailingWhatsApp: 514-213-9897E: patrick@sailing.ca Stéphane Côté Sports: Artistic Swimming, Diving, Open Water Swimming, Swimming, Water PoloWhatsApp: 418-420-2125E: stephane@artisticswimming.ca Teddy KatzSports: Karate, Squash, Water Ski WakeboardWhatsApp: 416-523-3188E: tkatz@thinkredefined.com All Team Canada-related press resources regarding the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games will be published here: https://olympic.ca/press-resources/. This page will include resources such as on-site media contacts, daily Canadian results and