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Post Empty Status Update (Facebook)

Whenever we open Facebook, the first thing it asks is - " What's on your mind? ". You can type anything there and share it with your friends and family. Guess what will be the reaction on your friends if you post an empty status update ...... Cool! Ain't it? See full post to know the way to do it.

STEPS : -

1. Activate the text box. (The place where you type your status)
2. Enter this code -  @[0:0: ]
3. Click 'Share' button.

Cheers..!! :)
Now I'm waiting for your lovely comments.
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