How to Edit a WhatsApp Message You've Already Sent
Did you send a WhatsApp message too quickly, with mistakes or a clumsy wording? Don't worry—you can easily edit it after sending it, as long as you act quickly!
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Coffee May Reduce Heart Disease Risk: How Much is Safe to Drink?
There are these eternal questions: how much coffee is okay to drink per day? Can it be beneficial for your health? In this article, we try to find the answer.
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Scientists Discover a "Third State" Between Life and Death
Is there anything between life and death? Apparently, yes, according to the latest research.
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Neuralink Tests "Blindsight" Implant That Could Restore Vision to the Blind
Elon Musk's company, Neuralink, has developed a new brain implant called "Blindsight" that could potentially restore vision for some people with visual impairments.
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Teen Instagram Account: A New Solution to Protect Young Users?
Meta is rolling out Teen Accounts on Instagram, which will limit how younger users engage on the platform. These accounts will automatically be assigned to users under 16.
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Disguised as a Chrome Extension: Malicious Software Spies on Unsuspecting Users
Experts warn users about a dangerous Google Chrome extension that is designed to spy on you.
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It's Not Science Fiction: You Can Already Control a Smart Home With Your Thoughts
An experimental study has shown that it's already possible to control smart home with just thoughts. Here's everything we know so far.
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Scientists in Shock: 3,600 Chemicals from Packaging Found in Human Bodies
A recent study has uncovered a shocking discovery: over 3,600 chemicals from food packaging and preparation have been detected in human bodies, with around 100 of them posing serious health risks.
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Over-Salted Food: A Simple Trick Can Save Your Dish
Have you ever gotten distracted when you're seasoning your food and put too much salt in? Don't worry, there's a few simple tricks that can rescue your meal.