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Staycations: a term now even more frequently used, due to travel limitations during the pandemic. Due to difficulties to travel between cities, as well as
October 12, 2021
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Staycations: a term now even more frequently used, due to travel limitations during the pandemic. Due to difficulties to travel between cities, as well as
The increase of smartphone penetration in Indonesia means an increase in smartphone ownership as well. With the various options available in the market, coupled with
Phone balance usage in Indonesia is high due to a number of reasons. In Indonesia, 95% of internet users access them through their phones[1]. This
When staying at home, what are our options for entertainment? One that came to mind would be reading books. During the pandemic, where a lot
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