Guess What - Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

I have built the "Guess What" app as a Free app. This SERVICE is provided by me at no cost and is intended for use as is.

The terms used in this Privacy Policy have the same meanings as in our Terms and Conditions, which is accessible at "Guess What" unless otherwise defined in this Privacy Policy.

Information Collection and Use

I DON'T read/store/share ANY TYPE of data of any users.

Children’s Privacy

This is a simple picture quiz game that can be recommended to anybody who is above 3 years of age.

Changes to This Privacy Policy

I may update our Privacy Policy from time to time. Thus, you are advised to review this page periodically for any changes. I will notify you of any changes by posting the new Privacy Policy on this page. These changes are effective immediately after they are posted on this page.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or suggestions about my Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to contact me at s.vignesh07@gmail.com.

Privacy Policy

We take the privacy of our users very seriously and Jokes Unlimited DOES NOT collect
any personal information of the users.


The following permissions are needed for Jokes Unlimited to run -
each one:
1. "Change your audio settings" – To mute/un mute the cute sounds in the app.
2. "Find accounts on the device" - To check if user can send a feedback email using the app.
3. "Full Network access" - To check if the mobile has access to the internet and serve content accordingly to the user.
4. "Modify or delete the contents of USB storage" - This is merely to enable users keep some jokes stored in their favourites.
5. "Read phone state" - To check if the phone is in silent mode or not.


If you have any questions regarding the privacy policy, please send an email to s.vignesh07@gmail.com
Best regards,
Vignesh S
Last updated: 2nd July, 2017

Touch typing - Learn it!!

For those who are wondering what touch typing is, it is typing without looking at the keys on the keyboard. Yes, you just look at the screen while your fingers just automatically move to the keys that need to be pressed. I am not here to teach you how to touch type, but I will be telling you my learning experiences which I feel will be helpful to you.

I learnt and mastered it sitting at home without spending a single penny! All I needed was a computer with internet connection. 

This was after my 12th grade when I was having about a month and a half holidays. I was having a lot of free time and I was trying to find ways to kill time. I was saturated with the few computer games that I had on my computer and there was nothing much exciting on television on the weekdays. I also wanted to learn something useful and rewarding. So, after some research on the internet for the same, I got to know about "Touch typing", its benefits and the websites that provided free touch typing practice. It seemed so interesting to me. I started off with the online lessons right away!

These are few websites which really helped me out in the initial stages --

• www.sense-lang.org

• www.powertyping.com

• www.learn2type.com

There are different kinds of keyboard layouts like Qwerty, Dvorak and Azerty. I use qwerty keyboard which is the most used worldwide.

It doesn't take any more than a month to learn touch typing. After you learn, its all practice that makes you a master.  You need to be patient throughout the learning process and you shouldn't give up at any stage. Once you start touch typing, you will realize how advantageous it is to know it. 

"Typing speed" is generally measured in wpm(words per minute). Although, sometimes it is measured in cpm or spm (characters per minute or strokes per minute). Initially in the learning stage, I was typing at about 25-35 wpm with many mistakes. Speed and accuracy can be improved by more and more practicing. An average person can touch type at 50-70 wpm. Now, I type at greater than 110 wpm on an average with a very good accuracy. It took me two years to achieve that speed. And, Anybody can do this!! 

Here's my 10fastfingers profile - http://10fastfingers.com/user/36320/ for your reference. 

Some key notes- 

• Have a good keyboard. I use Dell SK-8115 which is very good for beginners. 
• Have patience, you can't become a master in a day or two.
• Practise Practise Practise!! (at least 1 hour a day)
• Always sit with good posture while typing to avoid neck pain or back pain.

If you are reading this, probably you should try out touch typing. It is definitely fun and very useful too!

I am open to queries. Also, you can tell your experiences here. I would be glad to hear about them.
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Cheers!