medexico:
Children of nowadays only play with phones

Rhiya:



Hello please how do I get a bot to block or kick out spammers on telegram group....thanks. Sorry I tried sending pm it wasn't going through

greatnaija01:
the answer is in a BOOK..... thats why you dont know it.

MrSonik:
WhatsApp would soon start displaying green badges next to Whatsapp verified accounts as we earlier said in one of our posts. The green badges would exist to show you that the account has been confirmed to be authentic.

However, getting verified on WhatsApp might not be as easy as you think. But don’t worry, in this article, we will share some procedures on how you could get a verified badge. So, let’s start.

NOTE: As at the time of writing this post, Whatsapp hasn’t released any criteria to get verified but the information below could help you get verified.

Who are eligible to get verified on WhatsApp?

Public figures and celebrities e.g media, politics, sports and entertainment.
Government officials
Businesses and Brands (E.g. tech insider UK)
Although, so far rumors have it that only business accounts will get verified.

To be honest an ordinary individual cannot get a verified account on WhatsApp. so in order to get a verified account, you should become or establish a business. Local businesses might not get verified.

If you wanna apply for a verified account you should have the following documents ready cus you might need them.

Documents

Authenticated Birth Certificate
Driver’s License
Passport
Incorporation articles (if you endorse or represent sports company, entertainment or media)
National ID
A verified WhatsApp account could lose its verified status if it violates the TOS (terms of service).
SOURCE: https://www.mytechcommunity.com/3090/get-verified-whatsapp/

Karleb:
I opened this thread thinking it's about Wonder Woman's Princess Diana. Ok.

rafhell:
She would have been best suited for a porn star but for her Royal background.

Sniper12:
Killed because she was pregnant for an egyptian muslim. How would it look if the future king had a muslim step brother. She should have been wiser

lenovoboy:
Her engagement ring went to her son William upon her death, who gave it to his future wife Kate Middleton.
Her boys were the first to attend preschool outside the palace because she wanted them to have a normal life.
Sadly, her reign as Princess and time on Earth were both cut short in a Paris car wreck.
She had already been stripped of her title following her divorce from Charles in 1996, but that didn't keep millions from mourning her death.
Using computer-aided aging, this is what Princess Diana would have looked like today.

charlsecy:
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nonsoroyalty:
They will never know the struggle we went through with:

1. getjar

2. Waptrick (the original waptrick)

3. Unknowingly downloading a Symbian game into your java phone.

4. Having to load google page by page.

5. Downloading ringtones. Not songs oh...Ring tones.

6. Downloading wallpapers and themes...Lwkm. Everybody had Chris Brown's.

7. Downloading one song...Just one song, and that song will destroy your phone with virus.

8. Sefan and Gambit.....Lwkm.

9. You were a big boy if you could use a whole 1mb to download 1 game...1mb was like 1 terabyte then.

10. Choosing screen size before you download anything. Lol. Not like now that all applications adjust themselves to your phone.

11. Exhausting your data before your download completes. Just forget it.

12. There was one time MTN was advertising games that could be downloaded with N200. I called MTN and told them I wanted to download the game. The lady that picked up told me that I should wait for the game to land in my phone. N200 was deducted....many years after and I am still waiting for the game.��

chemicalDisease:


Who cares, Kid?

adedayor08:
How Does Bitcoin Work?

What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is the first global, decentralized currency that allows you to send money from one person to another without involving a third party broker, such as a bank. You only need your computer to make transactions because Bitcoin is fundamentally software.
As a decentralized currency, Bitcoin isn’t controlled by anyone. It’s open so that anyone can benefit from it.
You might think that the lack of control could mean chaos, but that’s not true at all. That’s because Blockchain, the technology behind Bitcoin is one of the most accurate and secure systems ever created.
How Does Bitcoin Work?
A blockchain is a ledger that keeps records of digital transactions. Instead of having a central administrator, like a bank or the government, blockchain organizes data in batches (What is a blockchain, and why is it growing in popularity?) called blocks. These data batches use cryptographic validation to link themselves together. In other words, each block identifies and references the previous block by a hash value (Hash function – Wikipedia), forming an unbroken chain.
Blockchain solves two of the most challenging problems of digital transactions (There is a ‘game changer’ technology on Wall Street and people keep confusing it with bitcoin): controlling the information and avoiding duplication. When a purchase is carried out, the ledger records it and sends it out to the entire network. Computers all over the world then compete to confirm the operation by solving complex math equations. The first to figure out the answer and validate the block receives a reward in Bitcoins (this process is called mining.)
The validated block is timestamped and added to a chain in chronological order. The entire chain is continually updated so that it’s always an accurate representation of who owns what at any given time.
Is it Legal?
The legality of Bitcoin depends on where you’re located. Bitcoin was legalized as a formal method of payment in Japan this year, and India might be next. In most countries, however, it somewhat operates in a gray zone, with no official ban or approval of Bitcoin.
Who’s Behind it?
The founder of Bitcoin is Satoshi Nakamoto, an anonymous online alias for a forum poster. The founder remains unknown, and no one truly knows who the actual founder is.
At the moment, Bitcoin is owned by the community as a whole, as it is an open source initiative, with no single owner behind it. It is a community movement.

femidejulius:
You are obviously wiser than many older than you. May you continue to grow in wisdom. The agitation for Biafra started since 1966. It shall still be on by the year 2166. By then, we will all be gone. Nnamdi Kanu will be long forgotten and Nigeria will still be one nation, but a nation with regional autonomy.

femidejulius:
You are obviously wiser than many older than you. May you continue to grow in wisdom. The agitation for Biafra started since 1966. It shall still be on by the year 2166. By then, we will all be gone. Nnamdi Kanu will be long forgotten and Nigeria will still be one nation, but a nation with regional autonomy.

GENTLENNAJI:
u are not supposed to be here