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Five things that WhatsApp could block you
In recent years, WhatsApp has become the preferred communication system for those who have a smartphone, because through this application you can not only send text messages, but also make free calls and send different documents as well as voice messages. However, there are some practices that are prohibited when using WhatsApp, which are specified in these small letters describing the terms and conditions that appear when you download the app. If you do not want to have problems and above all, you do not want to be blocked in a provisional or definitive way, avoid falling into these five common practices: Open many group chats. If you open many groups and share messages with contacts that are not stored in your calendar, WhatsApp could block you without warning. Use WhatsApp for advertising purposes. If you use WhatsApp to promote a business or send advertising or spam to other users, they could cancel your account. If others have blocked you. If any contact has decided not to receive your messages and this situation is repeated with others and in a short period of time, you are classified as problematic person. Share illegal content. If someone reports that you are sending inappropriate content, your account will be frozen. Use any pirated application. There are several app stores that offer an improved version of WhatsApp that is not the original. If the company surprises you by using any of them, they will give you your retirement number.
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can someone make this 1920x1080
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[BNHA] Can someone remove the text? Please and thank you!
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Just cruising through.
Just cruising through.
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Potentially Habitable Exoplanets [1920 × 1080]
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Lick, don't bite? [KanColle]
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The spoon I placed over my tea sits perfectly just above the surface
The spoon I placed over my tea sits perfectly just above the surface
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How i imagine Charlie Brown's little red-haired girl looks like...
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Lily Macapinlac (Filipino/Australian)
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'Big Brother 19' Spoilers: Josh May Actually Defy Paul and Backdoor Elena
Don't make any sudden moves, but one or two of the "Big Brother 19" houseguests *might* finally be ready to stop doing everything Paul Abrahamian says.
BB18 veteran Paul has been the puppetmaster of his majority alliance for too long, and most of the fandom has grown tired of it. Last week, there was even some guy on a bullhorn outside the BB house yelling "America loves Jess, Paul is a bully."
Cody Nickson and Jessica Graf are both still in the game, thanks to her halting hex, but they are clearly the house targets -- with "the hosue" being Paul, and Jessica being the one Paul really wants out -- and unlikely to make it to jury together.
Unless...
Thanks to a crapshot Head of Household competition on August 3, Josh Martinez and his pots-and-pans clown music won HoH. Paul IMMEDIATELY got in his ear. But so did Christmas Abbott, and she is Josh's true No. 1.
Christmas has been talking a lot about Elena Davies on the live feeds, worried about her strong social game connections to most of the house, especially Paul.
Ironic how Elena has her hand up the back of Paul's shirt to wear him like a hand puppet. That's what he's been doing to her #BBAD #BB19 pic.twitter.com/dLIxrOUCLc
— Aunt Bee's Pickle (@LynnXanax) July 23, 2017
Christmas wants Elena gone. And now, so does Josh. Josh had a crush on Elena, and previously wanted to target her showmance Mark Jansen. But to distance herself from the "Jody" alliance after being left out of the Ramses/Josh vote, Elena also dropped Mark and floated to the other side of the house.
Last night, Josh shared some reasons for why he'd like to go against Paul's plan to target Jessica and instead backdoor Elena. Here's how Big Brother Daily reported that Josh/Xmas convo:
"Josh told Christmas that whatever they talk about is between the two of them, not Paul. Christmas said she trusts Paul but he has his own motives. Josh told Christmas he wants Elena out. Christmas told Josh there are already people commenting on there being two HoHs because of Paul. Josh told Christmas he doesn't necessarily want Cody and Jessica to go this week. He said he wont mind if one of them goes home, but he wont care if they save themselves either.
Josh said Elena is worrying him a lot and she is locked in with Cody, Jessica, Paul, Matt and Raven. Josh said Elena is a great liar and she is extremely persuasive. Josh used his talk with her last night in the storage room as evidence. Josh said he is locked in on Elena and wants her out. Josh mentioned that Cody and Jessica will still be big targets. Josh revealed that his plan is to backdoor Elena. Josh thinks it is a red flag that Elena dropped her showmance and dropped Cody and Jessica so quickly. Josh said Paul doesn't see it since it's good for Paul's game to have Elena around. Josh said he doesn't care who Elena is up next to, cause he wants her out.
Christmas said it would be hard to convince the house of that. Josh said a red flag for him last night was Paul asking him to go get him water when he was in his HoH room, because he wanted to have the HoH room alone with Elena. Christmas said there is no way Paul can be kicked Josh out of the room. Josh said it only confirmed more why he needs Elena out.
Josh pointed out that Mark will be by himself, and Cody and Jessica will remain targets, and they separate Elena from Paul. Josh said he is argument will be that he knew where Cody and Jessica stood, but Elena played him and would not own up to it. Christmas said Josh is going to need more than that. Christmas said the longer that Elena is in the house, the more potent she is. Christmas suggested that Josh have a conversation with Jessica prior to nominations. She said to present it in a way that he has a bigger plan, so trust what he is doing.
Josh said if things don't go as planned, she will throw that in his face. Josh said he knows he will have Alex, Jason and Kevin's support. Christmas said she would be the fourth vote. Josh said they need one more vote. Christmas told Josh that Cody or Jessica would be the fifth vote if one of them is on the block. Josh said he will tell Paul he did him a favour and went to bat for him, so do him a solid this week.
Christmas suggested that Josh tell Jessica he is going to do her a favour to let she and Cody get to jury, so he wants her to do him a solid. They agreed that Elena cannot be put up and Josh cannot take a shot at her unless Josh has the votes. Christmas said they will have the votes as long as either Cody or Jessica are not on the block. Christmas warned Josh that making that move could cause a rift since everyone wants Cody and Jessica out. The two agreed that Jessica has to go if she is on the block with Cody. Christmas said to tell people he hasn't thought of a replacement nominee. Josh said he will not tell Paul anything."
Just yesterday, Josh did say he wanted Cody out. But Paul wants Jessica out, and Paul speaks for "the house." So don't be surprised if Jessica leaves anyway.
The Temptation Competition was held late on Friday, with the feeds off for that and, presumably, the Nomination Ceremony. Whoever wins and loses that Temptation Safety will also have to be factored into the situation. Then there's the Power of Veto competition on Sunday, with the PoV Ceremony on Monday. We won't see those on TV until Wednesday, but by Monday live feeders will know the final nominations and the likely eviction plan.
"Big Brother" Season 19 continues Sunday at 8 p.m. on CBS. Watch the live feeds to keep up with the drama in the meantime.
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Source: 'Big Brother 19' Spoilers: Josh May Actually Defy Paul and Backdoor Elena Source: 'Big Brother 19' Spoilers: Josh May Actually Defy Paul and Backdoor Elena
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Installed a floor where they make soup cans, Stumbled into this room...
Installed a floor where they make soup cans, Stumbled into this room...
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Prosecutors claim Marcus Hutchins admitted writing malware code
Just a couple of days after the FBI arrested Marcus Hutchins (aka MalwareTech) he made an appearance in a Las Vegas federal courthouse, pleading not guilty to charges accusing him of creating the Kronos banking malware. KSNV News 3 Las Vegas reporter Christy Wilcox reported from the scene, tweeting that prosecutors claim Hutchins admitted to writing malware code (presumably for the Kronos banking malware) as well as playing a role in its sale and distribution.
An update on @MalwareTechBlog and some clarification on misreported facts. pic.twitter.com/6CHlexapoE
— Andrew Mabbitt (@MabbsSec) August 5, 2017
Fidus Information Security co-founder Andrew Mabbitt has spoken out in his defense and tried to clear up some apparent misinformation about the 23-year-old hacker's stay in Las Vegas during Def Con. While some reports have focused on the pricey Airbnb mansion where Hutchins stayed and the rented supercars he was driving, Mabbitt says that the stay in the villa was free, and someone else paid to rent the Corvette and Lamborghini he tweeted about.
The prosecutors apparently also cited tweets from the past week where Hutchins fired guns (legally) at a local range as a reason why he should not be granted bail. His lawyer Adrian Lobo called that claim "garbage" while telling reporters outside the courthouse that the judge determined he is not a flight risk said he would be released once certain conditions are met. Those include raising $30,000 for bail, and reportedly he will be banned from internet access or contact with his unnamed co-defendant. Unfortunately, because the clerk's office closed at 4 PM that has not happened yet. The attorney expects he will be released on Monday, but he will need to appear in Wisconsin to face the grand jury indictment there.
Marcus Hutchins has been regarded worldwide as a hero due to his actions during the recent WannaCry outbreak, and Andrew Mabbitt says that as soon as tomorrow there will be a crowdfunding campaign starting to help raise funds for his legal defense.
Source: Andrew Mabbitt (Twitter), Christy Wilcox (Twitter)
Source: Prosecutors claim Marcus Hutchins admitted writing malware code Source: Prosecutors claim Marcus Hutchins admitted writing malware code
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