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Why do we keep going back to anonymous messaging apps?
Millennials were traumatised by the likes of Formspring, Ask.fm and Yik Yak. Now Gen Z has Ngl.link, the latest anon-user app. Could this one actually go the distance?
Millennials were traumatised by the likes of Formspring, Ask.fm and Yik Yak. Now Gen Z has Ngl.link, the latest anon-user app. Could this one actually go the distance?
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With the rise of prank videos that take it too far, influencers have figured out a fool-proof way to get likes: treat their partners like shit.
Ickbait: If you use words like “oomf” or post selfies with people you don’t know, Daisy Jones is logging off.