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How to activate WhatsApp invisible mode

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-01-28 13:00:00

A while ago, WhatsApp implemented a function that many users did not like. This is the message reading confirmation or double blue check mark, which appears once the user has read a conversation.

The tool is not the favorite since it does not allow you to go unnoticed in conversations, however, WhatsApp also has an invisible mode, which will allow you to deactivate the message reading function.

With this you can go unnoticed in your conversations. At Tech Bit we tell you how to activate invisible mode in WhatsApp.

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To activate invisible mode on iPhone you will have to follow these steps.

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  • Open the WhatsApp app on your iPhone.
  • Click on Settings
  • Then choose Privacy.
  • Look for the Read Receipts option. Deactivate the function.

With this, only two gray checkmarks will appear in your conversations confirming that your message has been sent and reached the recipient.

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If your device has an Android operating system, you have to follow these steps.

  • Enter the WhatsApp app.
  • Click on the three dots at the top right of the screen.
  • Choose Settings.
  • In the Privacy option you will find the Read confirmations option. Deactivate the function.

You should know that once you disable the setting on any operating system, you will also not be able to see the message reading notification from your device. Also, the configuration does not apply to group messages.

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Economy

Julius Bär Announces Significant Write-Off Linked to René Benko – Annual Results and Organizational Adjustments Expected

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-01-28 14:55:07

Zurich (awp) – Julius Bär might soon announce a write-off of “several hundred million Swiss francs” linked to the Austrian investor in difficulty René Benko, an amount significantly higher than what had previously been announced, according to the Sunday press.

The wealth manager might announce Thursday, when publishing its annual results, an amortization “of around 400 million Swiss francs, possibly more”, wrote the Sonntagszeitung newspaper on Sunday, citing anonymous sources close to the matter.

At the end of November 2023, the bank announced a credit provision of 70 million Swiss francs, mainly linked to “the largest single exposure” in its portfolio of loans granted to wealthy individuals. This financial provision is linked to René Benko, a source at the AWP agency indicated.

The total value of this exposure amounts to 606 million Swiss francs, divided into three loans granted “to different entities within an unidentified European conglomerate”.

This significant depreciation should not have direct consequences for the management of Julius Bär, but “adjustments” are planned at the organizational level and management remuneration should be reduced, said a source cited by the newspaper.

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Syracuse Orange vs. Virginia Tech Hokies: ACC Women’s Basketball Showdown

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-01-28 15:00:00

Coming off a historic win in South Bend, the #22 Syracuse Orange women’s basketball team (17-2, 7-1) returns back to the JMA Wireless Dome on Sunday followingnoon for a matchup with the #19 Virginia Tech Hokies (15-4, 6-2).

Syracuse returns to the 315 with one of its most shocking wins in recent program history — a 79-65 road dub once morest the #15 Notre Dame Fighting Irishthe Orange’s first ever win once morest ND on the road. Currently sitting on a six-game winning streak, the Orange are looking to stay hot in their second straight game versus an AP top 25 ACC team.

Virginia Tech is coming off back-to-back double-digit wins over Clemson and Georgia Tech and, just like Syracuse, sit as a projected five-seed in ESPN’s latest bracketology update. The Hokies last season finished 31-5 overall (14-4 once morest the ACC), won the ACC Tournament and advanced all the way to the Final Four in the 2023 NCAA Tournament.

Tip-off between the Orange and Hokies is at 12 pm EST in the Dome. The game will also be streamed on the ACC Network.

Syracuse remains undefeated (11-0) in the Dome so far this season, but can the streak stay alive in another battle of AP top 25 opponents?

Here’s what to watch for:

  • Syracuse’s forwards versus Elizabeth Kitley: Alyssa Latham and Kyra Wood have notably shined with their shot-blocking and rebounding (particularly on the offensive glass). Yet, they’re arguably facing their toughest single-player match all season. Elizabeth Kitley is a reigning two-time ACC Player of the Year, and the six-foot-six graduate center is a constant force on both ends of the court (22.7 points, 11.1 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game this year). Can Latham, Wood and the rest of Syracuse’s forward depth avoid foul trouble and get enough stops versus one of the most productive players in the ACC?
  • Attacking the inside: Syracuse has gotten better over the course of this win streak at attacking the rim both on drives in the half-court and snagging some extra offensive rebounds, but the Orange’s offense at times can be prone to taking a lot of perimeter shots. Virginia Tech is shooting the best percentage (37%) from three in the ACC, but the Hokies are also holding opponents to the second-lowest three-point percentage (28%). The three-pointer might not be as effective of a weapon on offense this time around.
  • All eyes on the Orange: This is a game that will definitely have a lot of stakes. Yet once more, the Orange will play in the only game this weekend with two AP top 25 teams and the Notre Dame win has elevated this team into the national spotlight. More fans are (finally) starting to turn out for the home games, and Syracuse’s 11-0 home streak this year includes some of the most notable comeback wins in program history. Let’s see how the Orange can take advantage of that momentum heading into this game.

    • Syracuse versus #19 Virginia Tech preview by the numbers

    All-time: Syracuse is 8-9 all-time versus Virginia Tech dating back to the 1988-1989 season, but the Orange are 6-5 versus the Hokies since joining the ACC and 5-4 all-time in the Dome. Virginia Tech has won the last three matchups.

    Last matchup: The Orange lost 78-64 on the road in the program’s lone matchup versus the Hokies last season.

    Win/loss implications: A win extends Syracuse’s win streak to seven games, hands the program its fourth win over an AP top 25 opponent and pushes the Orange to a 12-0 record at home. A loss would snap a six-game win streak and move the Orange to a 3-3 record once morest Q1 opponents.

    #22 Syracuse vs. #19 Virginia Tech Team Stats

    Statistical Categories

    Syracuse

    Virginia Tech

    Statistical Categories

    Syracuse

    Virginia Tech

    PPG

    78.4

    78.4

    Opponent PPG

    63.6

    59.7

    Margin of Victory

    plus-14.8

    plus-18.7

    FG%

    44%

    47%

    Defensive FG%

    39%

    37%

    3FG%

    33%

    37%

    Defensive 3FG%

    30%

    28%

    FT%

    74%

    77%

    RPG

    43.8

    40

    APG

    13.6

    17.5

    T/O

    15

    12.2

    A/T ratio

    0.9

    0.7

    SPG

    9.8

    3.9

    BPG

    5

    5.9
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    Health

    Maximizing Control: The Role of Stability Control (ESP) in Modern Cars and the Benefits of Turning it Off in Winter

    by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
    written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

    2024-01-28 12:24:00

    Stability control (ESP) in modern cars is designed to maintain road stability by preventing wheel slip and controlling fuel supply.

    However, many experienced drivers prefer to turn off ESP in winter due to the fact that the system can limit acceleration and reduce confidence when driving in snow or on slippery roads. Turning off ESP allows drivers to gain greater control over the vehicle, especially in winter driving conditions.

    Experts also note that experienced drivers can use turning off ESP to perform controlled skidding or driving out of a snowdrift.

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