Name: Don't swear on WhatsApp in UAE by BBC World Service Radio
Duration: 2 min 36 s
Description: BBC Arabic's Rihab Khatab and Dubai journalist James Bishop on the $68k swearing fine

that amount of money they offer is dust in the eyes! you can get more and he should be panished in some more ..constructive and transformic for him

rubbish!   swearing via WhatsApp , what about other people using your phone? phishing, too many ways to be framed . all I can say is lock phones!

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Don't swear on WhatsApp in UAE

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Don't swear on WhatsApp in UAE

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