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Photo : HakanGider ( Shutterstock ) It’s no secret Instagram is plagued with fake accounts, bots, and impersonators. Just take a look at any comments section on any trending post and you’ll see it’s swarmed with thirst traps and crypto “moguls. ” But there are far more elaborate fake accounts out there that have mastered the art of seeming genuine on the social network, and it can be difficult to tell whether they are real— or not, and out to scam you . Most of these offenders offer some kind of “service” that requires you to place an order or give away sensitive information, from the more innocuous (you email address or phone number so they can add you to a spam list), to the potentially damaging ( a two-factor verification code or banking information) . Some of these accounts are crafted with such precision that the conventional rules of thumb—look at their profile pics, check their frequency of posts, consider their follower to following ratio, and general   level of act...

Photo : fizkes ( Shutterstock ) Cleaning your home can be relaxing for some, or an anxiety-producing nightmare for others. Everyone is different. What is slightly more unifying is the reality of watching other people clean up: It’s weirdly relaxing. It’s also informative—you can get some cool tips while watching a tidy master conquer their messy domain. Here are some great TikTok accounts to follow for your own cleaning inspo. https://www.tausiinsider.com/15-of-the-best-cleantok-accounts-to-follow-on-tiktok/?feed_id=331466&_unique_id=6454e47bae9ee

Photo : Lucky Business ( Shutterstock ) It’s so uniquely aggravating to scroll through old photos and see one where you look great or are having a wonderful time, but your ex is right there next to you. You can’t repost that picture as a throwback. Depending on how toxic the breakup was, you might even feel compelled to archive it so it’s no longer visible on your Instagram. What a waste of a memory, of a good outfit, of a photo op—whatever. (And if you’re thinking, “I’m on great terms with my ex. This isn’t a real problem for me,” those are famous last words.) The holidays are an especially perilous time for future you’s photo reel. You might think it’s harmless to haul your boyfriend along to your family gathering this year, only to be enraged by his presence in the photos for seasons to come. You hope if you break up, it’ll be amicable and the photos will only bring good memories—but why risk it? This year, don’t make the same mistakes. Be strategic with your photos so no mat...