One app on my phone I use a lot is YouTube. It’s a platform where people upload different videos and make short videos like rills on Instagram. I use it a lot and usually I don’t use it for entertainment. Like I think many people. There’s a lot of videos on YouTube that say entertainment. For example, I use it to watch physics lecture. There’s a channel called MIT OpenCourse, which uploads a lot of MIT lectures about physics, engineering, math, machine learning, and so on and so forth. I usually use it almost every day to watch at least one lecture and take notes, because I use this knowledge in my research or while creating my application essence because I like to show my notice side and all this content I see is engraved in my memory so I can find some unexpected connections, show off my smart side and so on and so forth. I really love YouTube and I’m very disappointed that Russian government banned it because unlike they believe, there’s not only political videos and many people use it for different purposes. Even for entertainment it is also good because there’s a lot of content like traveling or making some dishes and so on so forth. So I think it is very useful tool to have on your phone.
Band 7+: Describe a program or app on your computer or phone You should say: What it is How often you use it When/how you use it When/how you found it And explain how you feel about it
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One app on my phone I use a lot is YouTube. It's a platform where people upload different videos and make short videos like reels on Instagram. I use it a lot, but usually not for entertainment, like I think many people do. There are a lot of videos on YouTube that are for entertainment. For example, I use it to watch physics lectures. There's a channel called MIT OpenCourseWare, which uploads a lot of MIT lectures about physics, engineering, math, machine learning, and so on and so forth. I usually use it almost every day to watch at least one lecture and take notes, because I use this knowledge in my research or while creating my applications. Essentially, because I like to show my knowledgeable side, all this content I see is engraved in my memory so I can find some unexpected connections, show off my smart side, and so on and so forth. I really love YouTube and I'm very disappointed that the Russian government banned it because, unlike they believe, there are not only political videos, and many people use it for different purposes. Even for entertainment, it is also good because there's a lot of content like traveling or making some dishes, and so on and so forth. So I think it is a very useful tool to have on your phone.
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