@TeamYouTube I was able to get back in because I had tried too many times, and luckily, it asked for my previous verification email and phone number. That was really smart since they were changed. It must have used them as a fallback that can't be deleted. Thanks a lot.
@TeamYouTube Just got hacked lost both my YouTube and Gmail. As a small creator with big plans, this is crushing. After all the "security" hoops Google makes us jump through, it failed when I needed it most. Google accounts aren’t safe. I'll share more on TikTok.
@TeamYouTube It didn’t help I was taken through the same recovery steps I could’ve done myself, but since they changed my email, phone, and password, recovery was impossible
@TiborPNagyJr How about you keep your unsolicited advice to yourself and let us Somalis handle Somali affairs? Don’t you have enough issues to deal with in your Western countries?
@JiiroMiskiin It seems we're placing a lot of blame on the government, and while I understand why, I don’t think it’s reasonable. These are broader societal issues that need to be addressed collectively.
instead of focusing on that, we’re wrapped up in discussions about him as an individual, forgetting the bigger picture. The real issue at hand is the failure of the political elite to communicate effectively with the youth, leaving them without a narrative to rally behind.
While there’s a lot of debate online about #Somalicowboy Abdi Iftin and the controversial things he’s said, I think we’re missing the bigger issue. The real problem isn’t just what he said, but the fact that young Somalis lack strong leadership. There’s a clear vacuum #Somali
Things that unite us beyond clan lines, This void leaves space for anyone, even dangerous groups like Al-Shabaab, to step in and fill that role. It just so happens that Abdi Iftin has taken advantage of this gap, but it could have easily been someone worse. Yet,