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Jun 28 8 tweets 3 min read Read on X
PERPLEXITY can now tutor you like a $100/hr private tutor from top universities. For free.

Here are 7 prompts that replace hours of paid tutoring most people still pay for:

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1/ Explain It Simply

Prompt:
“Explain this concept in simple words.

Break it down step by step with examples.

Make sure I can easily explain it to someone else.”
2/ Practice Question Builder

Prompt:
“Create practice questions on this topic.

Start with easy, then medium, then hard.

Also give answers and explain them clearly.
3/ Essay Helper

Prompt:
“Help me improve my essay.

Fix structure, clarity, and flow.

Make my ideas stronger and easier to understand.”
4/ Study Plan

Prompt:
“Create a simple study plan for me based on this subject.

Focus on what matters most.

Include what to study, how to study, and how to revise.”
5/ Exam Strategy

Prompt:
“Give me a clear strategy to do well in exams.

Include time management, how to answer questions, and how to avoid common mistakes.”
6/ Hard Text Simplifier

Prompt:
“Explain this difficult text in simple language.

Break it down into easy parts and give examples if needed.”
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Jun 24
Your iPhone is hiding 47GB of storage you did not know existed.

Not in photos. Not in apps.

In places Apple designed you to never check.

I found them all in 10 minutes.

Here is where:
1/ Delete message attachments (hidden storage hog)

Settings → General → iPhone Storage → Messages → Review Large Attachments

Every photo, video, and GIF from iMessage is saved.

Most people have 5–15GB here.

Delete in bulk.
2/ Empty “Recently Deleted” photos

Photos → Albums → Recently Deleted → Select All → Delete All

These still count for 30 days.

Usually 2–5GB just sitting there.
Read 8 tweets
Jun 17
Is your iPhone warm right now for no reason?

That's sign #2 of 7 that your phone has been hacked.

I ignored it for 3 months while someone in Russia had full access to everything on my phone.

Check these signs immediately:
Sign #1: Battery draining faster than usual.

Hacking apps run in the background 24/7.

They're constantly uploading your data, photos, and location.

This drains battery at 3-4x normal rate even when you're not using your phone
Go to Settings → Battery.

Check "Battery Usage by App."

See apps using power that you rarely open?
Red flag.

Especially apps with names like "System Service" or "Background Activity."
That's not Apple.

That's malware.
Read 16 tweets
Jun 16
27 million Chrome users just got a 4GB AI model installed on their computer.

No consent screen. No opt-in. No uninstall instructions.

Google added Gemini Nano silently, and most people still don't know it's sitting on their device right now.

Here's how to check if you're one of them and remove it: 🧵
1/What happened?

Recent reports found that Google Chrome has been downloading Gemini Nano, Google's on-device AI model, onto eligible devices.

The model can occupy roughly 4GB of storage and powers features such as writing assistance and other AI capabilities inside Chrome.

Critics argue users weren't clearly informed before the download occurred. (Malwarebytes)
2/ Check if Chrome downloaded it.

Windows:

%LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data

Mac:

~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/

Look for a folder called:

OptGuideOnDeviceModel

If it's there, Chrome has likely downloaded Gemini Nano. (Malwarebytes)
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Jun 15
I checked my phone's hidden data file last night.

It knew I visited my ex's neighborhood 11 times this year.

I never opened the screen. It just tracked me.

14,000 location pings per day, searches, voice recordings, all sitting in menus most people never find.

Here are 5 moves to see your file, then erase it:
1. The Map of Your Life

Your phone may be keeping a detailed history of places you’ve visited.

iPhone:

Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → System Services → Significant Locations

You’ll see places you’ve visited, how often, and when.

Tap:

• Clear History
• Turn Significant Locations OFF

Android:

Google Maps → Profile → Your Timeline

Review it.

Delete what you don’t want.

Then disable Timeline.
2. Your Google Activity Log

Most people don’t realize how much data is stored here.

Visit:



You’ll find:

• Searches
• YouTube history
• App activity
• Location data

Delete what you no longer want saved.

Then enable Auto-Delete.myactivity.google.com
Read 8 tweets
Jun 13
ChatGPT has quietly built a file on you.

You've never seen most of it.

Every message you send adds to it. It reads your patterns to map your personality and habits, things you never actually typed.

Here are 6 prompts to pull up everything it has on you, and erase what you never agreed to:
1. See what ChatGPT explicitly remembers.

Paste:

“List everything you currently remember about me. Include preferences, projects, goals, recurring topics, and any saved memories. Organize them by category.”

This shows the information available through memory.

Start here.
2. See what it might infer.

Paste:

“Based only on our conversations, what reasonable inferences could you make about me? Separate confirmed facts from guesses and explain your confidence level for each.”

Important:

Facts ≠ inferences.

Ask it to keep them separate.
Read 11 tweets
Jun 10
97% of iPhone users never touch Camera settings.

Which means 97% are shooting with settings that make photos look worse than they should.

I changed 5 of them last week.

My photos instantly looked more professional.

Here is what I changed:
1/ Turn Off Auto HDR (Makes Photos Look Fake)

Settings → Camera → Turn OFF "Auto HDR"

Why: Auto HDR overprocesses photos, creates weird halos around objects, makes skin look plastic

Turn ON Smart HDR instead: Better processing, more natural look

Photos look way more natural immediately.
2/ Enable ProRAW or ProRes (If You Have Pro Model)

Settings → Camera → Formats → Turn ON "Apple ProRAW"

Why: Captures way more detail, gives you editing flexibility later, professional quality

Warning: Files are huge (25MB per photo), only use for important shots
Makes iPhone photos actually match DSLR quality
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