Q: It's the blue chat bubble icon with a white lightning bolt inside. You'll usually find it on the home screen or in the app drawer. Use this method if you want to remove all of the contacts Facebook Messenger automatically synced from your Android. If you're friends with any of those contacts on Facebook, you'll remain contacts in Messenger. It's at the top of the screen. It's near the middle of the menu. " It's the option at the top of the screen. If you don't see the word Off below it, tap it, and then toggle the switch to the Off (gray) position. If you do not return to the People menu automatically, tap the back button once to return now. It's near the top of the menu. A list of all contacts uploaded from your phone or tablet will appear. It's at the top-left corner of the list. This refreshes the page, which will now say Your imported contacts are being deleted. Once this operation is complete, Facebook Messenger will no longer automatically add contact from your Android. Additionally, the contacts it already added uploaded will be removed.
A: Open Messenger on your Android. Tap your profile photo. Scroll down and tap People. Disable Sync contacts. Tap Manage Contacts. Tap Delete All Contacts.

Article: Not all retailers offer both the SunPass and SunPass mini, so knowing which one you choose will weed out which locations you are able to purchase from. If you are purchasing directly from the state, you can decide on either pass. If you are unsure which is best, SunPass customer service can help determine what makes the most sense for your needs. The most straightforward way to purchase a SunPass is to visit a state store or turnpike. Purchasing a SunPass in these areas is great if you are unsure what your needs are, as you can discuss your lifestyle and travel habits with the vendors. This option is best for individuals who are not familiar with the SunPass system. Pharmacies such as CVS have been authorized to both sell and reload SunPasses, making it as easy as a trip to the pharmacy to enjoy the convenience of pre-paid tolls. AAA is another authorized retailer. This one is particularly helpful if you have AAA insurance, as you can kill two birds with one stone and pay your bill while purchasing or refilling your SunPass. You can also purchase SunPasses online, though you will need to either have the pass shipped or pick it up from an authorized retailer. This is a convenient option if you don't need your SunPass immediately, as you can purchase from the comfort of your home and await delivery. This option is fairly painless, and requires you to complete a basic online application and payment form. If you are not comfortable using online forms, you can also purchase a SunPass through the mail or through a fax. This functions much in the same way as purchasing online, in that you must then wait for your pass to be shipped to your home. This is a great choice for older men and women who are not comfortable or familiar with technology, but still want to purchase from home.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Determine which pass you need. Visit your local SunPass service station or turnpike. Check in with local pharmacies. Visit AAA. Hop online. Purchase via mail or fax.

Problem: Article: Kiwis can deteriorate during storage, so it's important to preserve them in the best condition possible. Look for kiwis that are completely ripe, meaning they depress slightly when squeezed. If a kiwi is hard, give the fruit some time to ripen before freezing it. The size of a kiwi plays no role in how ripe it is. To ripen your kiwis faster, place them inside a paper bag. With the stem removed, look for the seam where the kiwifruit meets its skin. Take a spoon and push it into this seam with the curved side facing out. The goal is to push the skin up, not take chunks out of the kiwi itself, so do your best to avoid carving the fruit. When the head of the spoon is completely inside the kiwi, slowly turn the utensil around the entire fruit. This will cause the skin to pop up, creating a gap between it and the kiwi. When you're finished, the kiwi should slide out of the skin with little effort. For the best possible freezing results, make your kiwi slices as thin or thick as you would if you were using or eating them today. If there's any skin still left on your kiwi, peel it off now. Whole kiwis often swell and tear apart during the freezing process, a problem kiwi slices don't have.
Summary: Check your kiwis to make sure they are ripe. Place a spoon underneath each kiwi's skin. Turn the spoon to peel off the skin. Cut your peeled kiwis into multiple slices.

Q: Sometimes, an annoying person may cross a line to the point you feel uncomfortable or threatened. In these scenarios, it's okay to stand up for yourself in the moment. Be assertive and address the situation. Calmly tell the person they crossed a line. Let them know you do not tolerate this type of behavior. For example, "Don't talk to me like that. I don't need unsolicited advice." If you feel uncomfortable because of an annoying person at work or school, document this. You want to make sure you have information to give to a higher authority if it comes to that. Each time the person gets on your case, briefly jot down what was said, who saw it, and the date and time. If you ever need to raise a formal complaint, you'll have a lot of information from which to pull. If someone is consistently annoying you, it's okay to calmly address the behavior. Wait until you can get a moment alone with the person and calmly and collectively explain what they are doing wrong. For example, "I know you don't mean anything by it, but I don't love getting teased about my outfits." Let the person know how the behavior makes you feel. "It makes me feel uncomfortable at work, because people are always pointing out my looks now." Lastly, tell the person where to go from here. For example, you can say, "I really don't want you to make comments like that anymore. Do you understand?" Instead of criticizing the person, tell them what types of actions you won't tolerate. This will help prevent conflict. Instead of saying, "You're so annoying," you might say, "I really need quiet time to get my work done." If someone's behavior does not improve after a direct confrontation, call in a higher authority. If you're in school, let a teacher or principal know. If you're at work, talk to someone in the HR department. You have a right to feel comfortable at your place of work or your school.
A:
Stand up for yourself in the moment. Document negative behaviors at work or school. Talk to the person about their behavior calmly. Bring in an outside authority figure.