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[Jack @jackcoder0]

YOUR "DELETED" WHATSAPP MESSAGES AREN'T DELETED.

Not from your phone. Not from their servers.

Not from the person you sent them to.

You hit delete. You saw "This message was deleted."

It was already too late. Here's everything WhatsApp doesn't put in their ads. 🧵

[Mr Izrael 👑 @Mr_Izrael]

A worried dad walked up to me after my presentation today. He said, “Please help me. I want to monitor what my children are doing online, the apps they use, the sites they visit, everything. I just want to keep them safe.”

I felt his concern deeply. The internet today is polluted with things we don’t want our children exposed to, inappropriate content, strangers, cyberbullying, and endless distractions. As parents, we can’t leave this to chance. We need to be intentional.

If you’re a parent with kids 13 years and below, this is for you.
The good news?

You don’t need to be a tech expert or install complicated spy apps. Google has made it simple and free with Google Family Link. Here’s the easiest way to monitor and guide your children’s online activities:

Google Family Link (Best for Android phones & tablets) It lets you:

1. See exactly which apps and websites your child uses and for how long
2. Set daily screen time limits and “Downtime” (e.g., no devices after 8pm)
3. Approve or block new apps before they are installed.
4. Filter inappropriate content on YouTube, Google Search, Chrome, and the Play Store
5. Track location (with their knowledge)

How to set it up in under 15 minutes:

1. On your phone, download the Google Family Link app from the Play Store.
2. On your child’s device, create a supervised Google Account for them (or link their existing one).
3. Open Family Link on your phone and follow the simple prompts to link their device.
4. Set your rules: screen limits, content filters, app approvals, etc.

That’s it. From your own phone, you now have full visibility and control.

For iPhone/iPad users:
Use Apple’s built-in Screen Time + Family Sharing (also completely free). Go to Settings → Screen Time → “Set Up Screen Time for Family”.

For Windows PC or Laptop:
Use Microsoft Family Safety, same idea for browsing and screen time control.

Important reminder:
Technology is a great tool, but it’s not enough by itself.

Have open, age-appropriate conversations with your children. Teach them why you’re doing this and let them know they can always come to you if something online makes them feel uncomfortable.

The goal is not to spy, it’s to guide and protect while they learn to navigate the digital world responsibly.

[Benkingsley Nwashara @Benking443]

ANDROID USERS, READ THIS!

Your phone says "Storage Full."
So you delete photos. Delete videos. Uninstall apps. Yet the storage barely moves.

That's because the real culprits aren't your photos or apps. it's the hidden junk Android quietly stores in the background

Here's how I cleaned my phone yesterday and recovered 35GB without deleting a single photo, video, app, or chat I actually use.

Here's exactly how I did it:

👇🏼👇🏼

[Tola @westtyy_]

Still can’t believe my wife made us pay our rent way ahead of time and stocked up the house with food, prepaid meter unlimited, just before we started wedding expenses 😂 😂

[Samoskey @samo_skey]

The man confessed to the murders before the police even arrested him.

Walked into a station in Abeokuta covered in blood and asked calmly for water before speaking.

Three people dead inside a bungalow near Ibara.

Mother.

Father.

Teenage daughter.

The killings were brutal enough to dominate the news for weeks.

So when the suspect confessed openly in court, the case seemed finished immediately.

No complicated investigation.

No missing evidence.

No denial.

The defendant, Tunde Balogun, admitted everything in chilling detail.

The weapon.

The sequence.

Even what each victim said before dying.

People packed the courtroom just to hear him speak.

Not because he shouted or behaved wildly.

Because he sounded painfully normal.

Calm voice.

Polite tone.

Almost bored.

[pelumiii.🧛🏾 @shelovespelumi]

Texting with someone whose level of humor and sarcasm matches yours >>>

[Bola Montana @thebolamontana]

Not in my book 😌

[Danilo @odedanilo]

- people who don’t say Thank You
- people who don’t bring back money
- people who look down on cleaners
- people who always talk about people

[First Doctor @FirstDoctor]

Do you believe that someone can still enjoy life without smoking, soda, hard drugs, vaping?

Repost if you do.

[Benji Newman @acebenji]

You're entering a chapter called, "Everything I prayed for and more."

[Johnny Drille @Johnnydrille]

Hope Nwabali knows he’s made this whole country happy tonight ♥️

[Art of Life 🦋 @Art0fLife_]

10 books that will change your life:

1. Mindset
2. Sapiens
3. Principles
4. Deep Work
5. Essentialism
6. Do The Work
7. The Alchemist
8. Millionaire Fastlane
9. Man's Search For Meaning
10. Subtle Art Of Not Giving A F*ck

How many have you read?

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Best way to fight misinformation is to respond with accurate information, not censorship

[Stephen Tumaka (Oracle) @stevewinner22]

Life is so much simpler when you stop explaining yourself to people and just do what works for you.

[First Doctor @FirstDoctor]

Did you know?
Tomato 🍅 is good for prostate
Watermelon 🍉 is good for erection
Cucumber 🥒 is good for skin
Carrot 🥕 is good for eyes
Coconut 🥥 is good for diarrhoea
Pinneaple 🍍is good for cough
Tea ☕ is good for brain function
Banana 🍌 is good for stress

[ᴀsᴀɴᴛᴇᴡᴀᴀ @dear_veekee]

Meaningful silence is always better than meaningless words.

[First Doctor @FirstDoctor]

How to Give First Aid Treatment to Household Poisoning Victims:

If a person gets poisoned with household items like bleach, fuel, kerosene, acid, drugs or fumes, you can give them this first aid to prevent death before arrival of medical help

Thread! A retweet can save a life

[jay ✰ @jayythewave]

note to self: take more pics in 2023

[Caribbean Girl Experiencing The World @BookOfCinz]

In case you are wondering what reading 157 books in a year looks like, here is a visual.

Back in 2020 I read 157 books, for 2022 I read 100 books.

How much reading did you get done this year?