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Garena Free Fire game Redeem codes for February 2: Check how to get free rewards
There is an expiration time for the Garena Free Fire redeem codes. Gamers are advised to redeem the codes at the earliest, as they will not be able to do so after the codes are expired.

Garena Free Fire, the action-adventure virtual battle royale game is widely popular in India, especially after the ban of PubG. Gamers have various reasons to follow Garena Free Fire. One of the main reasons is the fresh doses of rewards, as well as redeemable codes that the game release on daily basis. The redeem codes for February 2, 2022, have been issued.
Garena Free Fire redeem codes- February 2, 2022
6AQ2-WS1X-D5RT
Y374-UYH5-GB67
NJKI-89UY-7GTV
FT6Y-GBTG-VSRW
FGHE-U76T-RFQB
FHJK-I97Y-GWEF
FGHJ-KO87-6TFD
FNJM-KO9D-7TFY
FHJK-LO38-YFV4
FY78-IKS7-EVBN
F80K-BS3E-FVMH
F890-KS7E-RGB0
How to redeem Garena Free Fire codes?
Step I- Head to the official website of Garena Free Fire redemption page.
Step II- Log in using Google, Twitter, Facebook or VK account details.
Step III- Copy the redeem codes, paste the, into the text box and click on Confirm
Step IV- When the dialogue box appears, tap on OK.
Step V- the codes will get redeemed. Collect the rewards through the in-game mail section.
What are the rewards for February 2, 2022?
For February 2, 2022, the redeem codes can bring rewards like new skins, Sky Crystal, Green Star Token, diamond bundles, Brave Crystal, and many more other goodies.
Players can use in-game currencies to buy in-game items as well.
From where to access Garena Free Fire redeem codes?
Players can get their hands on the redeem codes by visiting the official redemption page of Gardena Free Fire and get free rewards, in-game items and currencies. Gamers will have to log in to the Free Fire redemption page via Google, Twitter, Facebook, or VK IDs. Then, they have to submit the 12-character code.
Expiration of redeem codes
There is an expiration time for the Garena Free Fire redeem codes. Gamers are advised to redeem the codes at the earliest, as they will not be able to do so after the codes are expired.
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Instagram new feature: Social Media users can now display song lyrics in reels
Adam Mosseri mentioned that the feature is similar to one that is already available for Instagram Stories.

The photo and video-sharing platform owned by Meta Platforms, Instagram, is getting a feature that will allow users to add lyrics to their reels. Instagram head at the Mark Zuckerberg-helmed social media giant, Adam Mosseri took to his Broadcast Channel to announce the update.
Adam Mosseri noted that a new feature is rolling out a way to add song lyrics when editing Instagram Reels. He added that they have seen people manually add lyrics to Reels, so he hopes that this makes it easier to use music to express oneself. He assured that they are working on more updates to get creative on Reels. He further mentioned that the feature is similar to one that is already available for Instagram Stories.
Here are the steps to add song lyrics to your Instagram Reels:
First, go to the Instagram app, followed by tapping the Reels icon at the bottom of the screen.
Then, click on the Music icon on the top of the screen and choose a song from the library or your own audio.
Next, tap on the Lyrics icon at the bottom and choose a font and a colour for the text.
Then, drag the text to the desired position and, using the slider, select the portion or part of the lyrics you want to display.
Finally, tap on the Done button and edit and share the Reel as usual.
Notably, music has become a key element in the growth of TikTok, with the platform now looking to expand its music industry links, through a new partnership with Billboard on a TikTok trending chart and even its own live music event.
Instagram stated that social media users are already manually adding song lyrics to their Reels clips, so it probably makes sense for IG to make this easier. Reports stated that the new lyrics sticker has been rolled out to all Instagram users.
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India will lead world in area of 6G technology: PM Modi at India Mobile Congress
The Prime Minister mentioned that India has reached 43rd spot in mobile broadband speed from the previous rank of 118.

Addressing the India Mobile Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India is moving in the direction of becoming a leader in the area of 6G technology. He added that they are not only expanding 5G in the country but also moving in the direction of becoming leaders in the area of 6G technology.
The Prime Minister continued that India has reached 43rd spot in mobile broadband speed from the previous rank of 118. He underlined that four lakh 5G base stations have been established within one year of 5G roll-out.
Taking a dig at the previous government over the 2G spectrum scam, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that everyone knows what happened during the 2G spectrum allocation under the UPA government. During the BJP government, 4G was expanded but there was no stain on the government, he continued.
In addition, he expressed that he is confident that India will lead the world in 6G technology as well. He further mentioned that giving citizens access to capital, access to resources and access to technology is a priority for the government.
Mentioning about the recent announcement by Google to manufacture Pixel phones in India, Narendra Modi said that Samsung’s Fold 5 mobile phones and Apple’s iPhone 15 are being manufactured in India. The Prime Minister also conveyed that he is proud that the world is using Made in India mobile phones now.
On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 7th Edition of the India Mobile Congress, scheduled from October 27-29, at the recently-launched Bharat Mandapam in Pragati Maidan.
Notably, the India Mobile Congress is Asia’s largest telecom, media, and technology forum. The forum facilitates a platform to showcase India’s remarkable advancements in telecommunications and technology, thereby making significant announcements and offering start-ups the opportunity to showcase innovative products and solutions.
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US: 41 states sue Meta claiming Facebook, Instagram are addictive, harm children’s mental health
The complaint noted that Meta has concealed the ways in which these platforms exploit and manipulate its most vulnerable consumers, teenagers and children.

Nearly 41 US states, including California and New York are suing Meta Platform Inc. for harming young people and affecting youth mental health crisis by knowingly and diliberately designing features on Instagram and Facebook that addict children to the platform.
A lawsuit lodged by 33 states in federal court in Calfornia, asserted that Meta routinely collects data on children under the age of 13 without their parents consent in violation of federal law. Furthermore, nine attorneys general are registering lawsuits in their respective states, increasing the total number of states taking action to 41 and Washington, D.C.
The complaint stated that the Meta has harassed powerful and unprecedented technologies to entice, engage and ultimately ensare youth and teens. It further underlined that company’s in a motive to profit and in seeking to maximize its financial gains, have repeatedly misled the public about the substantial dangers of outfits and social media platforms. The complaint noted that Meta has concealed the ways in which these platforms exploit and manipulate its most vulnerable consumers, teenagers and children.
In addition, the suits seek financial damages and restitution and an end to Meta’s practices that are in violation of the law. In a statement, New York Attorney General Letitia James stated that kids and teenagers are suffering from record levels of poor mental health and social media companies such as Meta are to be blamed. The statement added that the company has profited from children’s pain by intentionally designing its platforms with manipulative features that make children addicted to their platforms which lowering their self-esteem.
Reacting to the complaint, Meta said that it shares the attorney generals commitment to providing teens with safe, positive experiences online, and has already introduced more than 30 tools in an attempt to support teens and their families. Meta expressed that they are disappointed that instead of working productively with companies across the industry to create clear, age-appropriate standards for the many apps teen use, the attorney generals have chosen this path.
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