I think I wasn't supposed to see this
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having a cat is great. there's a small little animal wandering around. effervescent
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does anyone have gifs of that girl from nikke but she's all twitchy and visibly experiencing shellshock
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"i just feel like boys are easier" -- parent who is going to emotionally neglect their amab kids
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RIDDLE: you can have a emo twink boyfirend but he will only ever call you his “stinkbug.” TAKE or KILL?
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Yall know the posts that are like "you can usually tell who little sister is bc she'll be the taller one", lets test that theory
if you need an example, my sister is older than me by 3 years and I'm taller by a few inches
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Dragon age having top surgery scars as an option in the character creator is like. Actually groundbreaking and I think we need to talk about it
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Guy in the pit just said “forgive me master” I gotta get the fuck out
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(opens your parenthese
aw fuck. now everything i say is part of an aside
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Critical PSA for anyone with Android devices!
I got the following email this morning:
Basically Google is rolling out the ability to track you via your android devices even when you're offline and you have to manually opt out of it. Many android devices no longer come with a wired headphone jack, so if you have Bluetooth headphones or a keyboard or anything, your location will be tracked and stored by your device unless you opt out of this.
I tried using the link they gave me in the email to opt out of it, but it didn't really seem to do anything. So I looked up how to opt out and found the following steps, which worked for my phone:
Opting out from the Find My Device network is as simple as tapping a toggle in your phone's settings.
1. On your Android device, go to Settings.
2. Tap the Google setting.
3. Tap the Find My Device setting.
4. Tap the toggle to off next to "Use Find My Device."
5. Confirm with pin, pattern, or biometrics.
That's it. Your device is no longer participating in the Find My Device network. To rejoin, just flip the toggle back on.
Please reblog to spread awareness. My husband has the same phone as me and he didn't get any emails about this.
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