Johnny Depp joins TikTok after winning case with thank you video for fans

Jun 8 2022

Following his court victory over ex-wife Amber Heard in a defamation trial, actor Johnny Depp decided to celebrate with his fans by joining popular social media app TikTok.

With an already massive Facebook and Instagram account, Depp joined the app on Monday and his first video was a tribute to all the fans who supported him throughout the case.

‘To all of my most treasured, loyal and unwavering supporters. We’ve been everywhere together, we have seen everything together. We have walked the same road together. We did the right thing together, all because you cared. And now, we will all move forward together’ he wrote.

@johnnydepp

To all of my most treasured, loyal and unwavering supporters. We’ve been everywhere together, we have seen everything together. We have walked the same road together. We did the right thing together, all because you cared. And now, we will all move forward together. You are, as always, my employers and once again I am whittled down to no way to say thank you, other than just by saying thank you. So, thank you. My love & respect, JD

♬ Stranger – Love Joys

The video shows Depp being driven around in a car during the trial as fans wave at him and chant their support. Depp accumulated a massive following practically overnight, garnering 7.4 million followers as of this article’s release.

The video also has scenes of him playing his guitar on stage and preparing for a performance backstage. The jury awarded Depp $10 million in compensatory damage and $5 million in punitive.

#MaltaDaily

Apple iOS 16 will allow users to un-send and edit text messages

Jun 7 2022

There are some big changes coming for iPhone users as the iOS 16 is set to introduce some groundbreaking new features.

Announced during Apple’s WWDC 2022 event, the latest update to the iPhone will allow all users to edit and even un-send messages sent in the Messages app. It is set to be released this September 2022, but this is just speculation.

The news was shared by software engineering senior VP Craig Federighi as he revealed that users will be able to mark threads as unread so they can return to them later. However, the edit/un-send feature will be available for 15 minutes after the message was initially sent.

Users can even recover texts up to 30 days after they are sent. The presentation of the features showed exactly how this works. Users will have access to what is known as the ‘Undo Send’ button if what they said wasn’t quite exactly what they intended.

The change comes as various other platforms include new message features for their users to use. Apple also discontinued the iPod this year, bringing to an end an entire era of music access as more preferable streams are used.

#MaltaDaily

Over 300 imported second-hand cars had mileage tampered with

Jun 7 2022

Several owners found that the vehicles they purchased from dealers ‘Tal-Qasab Autosales’ and ‘Rokku Autodealers’ had the mileage of their Japan imported vehicles tampered with.

TVM News certified that the odometer mileage did not match the proper kilometres of the car when purchased. With differences varying between 40 to a whopping 100,000 kilometres, all the vehicles in question were bought from the two companies mentioned.

TVM News revealed that several sources contacting the newsroom said that three weeks ago, Transport Malta received reports with allegations of tampering. There were around 300 confirmed cases of such tampering.

Referred to the police once confirmed, Transport Malta too launched internal investigations on the allegations of falsified certificates on the vehicles’ gauges.

Investigations by police are still ongoing, but the dealers themselves denied the allegations, directing TVM News to their lawyers. The two dealers are currently suspended from importing and selling imported vehicles.

Maltese don’t want to work in catering due to work-life balance says Sean Gravina

Jun 7 2022

Taking to Facebook, celebrity chef Sean Gravina warned that ‘at this rate in 10 years’ time, the only Maltese left in catering will be the owners.’

Gravina said that, despite it being great the Maltese business sector is booming, the man power supply is very worrying.

He went on to say that we need to think bigger as a country as there is something wrong ‘big time.’ ‘We need to make the process faster to bring in 3rd country nationals keeping safety in mind. We need to add manpower to the respective offices fast.’

Gravina said that the Maltese don’t want to work in the catering industry ‘for one reason and one reason only, because of the work-life balance – hours!.’

The chef said that the wages were in fact very good and urged people not to let ‘any union feed you this story.’ ‘Unless we sort out the manpower, more Maltese will leave this industry to achieve a better balance.’ The issue was highlighted by Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo as well recently, saying that many youths do not view this industry as a career.

#MaltaDaily