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     The 67 meme is sweeping the internet, and while nobody knows what it means, it can be used for espionage. Perhaps you need to call someone semi-anonymously, or want to prank your friends, or gather intel. Before I show you, be sure to follow all applicable laws and regulations, and note that this can be traced by the network should the police or the feds get involved.      Step one: Find the number you seek and copy it into the phone. Then type *67 at the beginning of the number and dial. On Samsung phones, you can record the call (it will give a notification to the caller, though), so use Talker ACR if you want to secretly record it. Dialing *67 will make the number show up as a “private number,” so they won't know who is calling. If you do record the call, remember that you must notify them if you live in a two-party state. The great state of Texas is one-party, so it's completely legal. God bless and tech talk to you later!!! 67!!!

Hello, this is TheTechBoy with a special article.       1.   I really like Got Questions . Other than a few questions, I stand by everything said on that website. I have reviewed the mobile application here. However, teens may like the GQ website 412 teens, which has a more teen-centric feel, including questions teens may want to ask. They also have a Discord community as well as an Instagram following where you can ask questions.      2.    Keys for Kids Radio!! I was interviewed on the station, and while I may tease them about their devotionals being predictable from time to time, their radio dramas are great, and it's my favorite station to listen to. The app is available in the Play Store and the Apple App Store. For teens, they have devotionals under Unlocked, which is a separate application that goes into "deeper" topics... though still predictable 😅 3. Rayted.org Christian-branded modern alternative to Plugged In. Reviews media, ...

TheTechBoy Media Is Growing — And We Want Teens Involved      Teen media is dying out — and that’s exactly why we’re bringing it back. At TheTechBoy Media, we’re building a teen-centered brand that isn’t just “content for teens” but content by teens. Clean, real, and actually relatable. We’ve already launched projects like: Rayted.org — our clean media review site where teens rate movies, shows, and more. (We’re looking for new teen writers and reviewers, so if you love pop culture, this is your chance to get published!) Teens Ask Teens — a video series where students talk honestly about school, culture, and life online. High School Election Simulator — an interactive tool that helps student council hopefuls run smarter campaigns. SSALTW series — original teen novels that take school politics to the next level. Advocacy work — including pushing back against the Texas cellphone ban. Now we’re taking the next step with This Week in TheTechBoy Podcast. The show already co...

Hello, this is TheTechBoy with a special post. Update:Grammar and spelling Last week, on Twitter I announced the start of Team13. This is the blog post to go along with it. https://unsplash.com/@redaquamedia   What is Team13?   Team13 are children/teens that use non-IOS phones in the US. The reason it is called Team13 is that about 87 percent of teens with phones want to buy/have an iPhone as their primary device.  How to Join:     If you have/want an Android/Non-IOS phone, congratulations 🎊 you are on the team. Come back to this post for more updates, and comment to give ideas for Team13. God Bless and Tech Talk To You Later!!!