I, Cybernetwalker, am planning to build a "digital ark" for these End Times, intended for netizens in Indonesia and across the globe.

Join my "End Times Preparation" community:

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Virtual world: Pony Town (the epicenter for my "sermons")

Pony Town community groups: Nowdots.com, friendrewind.com, Tutti.me

Social media: Zoyalink, Typer.me, Bluesky

Q&A social media: https://mond.how

For your personal journals/blogs, consider using Dreamwidth, ProseBox, or the app https://Band.us.

For your image and photo galleries, you can store them on your Pinterest account.

Visit my official website, "Agorakit arch7x"—simply type this keyword into Google to find my mailing group. There, you will find links to my "circles" and contact information, which you can use in case of an emergency.

Alternatively, you can visit my forums, "maskugacerita" and "exitdistopia"—just search for these terms on Google.

Access my "Micro Network" via my Gemini portal, hosted on my Bearblog site; simply search for "Cybernetwalker Terminal" on Google.

You can also explore my Islamic network by searching for "jcink Muslim" on Google.

Use cloud storage applications to free up space on your phone and to back up your files securely online. Recommended apps include Google Drive, Proton Drive, and Koofr.

For managing web bookmarks, install the Raindrop app. For creating and editing notes—with a variety of useful tools and features—install the Keep Note app.

Other community-focused apps I have installed on my phone include Band.us, Surf Social (by Flipboard), Nevix, Shimagurashi, and Plainspoon.

These are essential offline applications—tools you can use even when the internet goes down. These are the vital apps you should have on your phone during these End Times! - The wikiHow app (available on the Play Store) allows you to bookmark articles for offline reading—essential content that you can access without an internet connection.

Recommended topics to bookmark include disaster preparedness, first aid, farming and gardening, survival skills, human psychology, and various other tips, tutorials, and practical skills.

- The Kiwix app, which stores web archives—including Wikipedia articles—for offline reading.

- The Organic Maps app, for accessing maps offline.

- The MyTuner Radio & Podcast app.

- The INaRISK app, for the latest updates on disasters.

- Download the language packs you need within the Google Translate app on your phone; this is crucial for translating languages offline, without requiring an internet connection.

- Apps like Survival Kit, Survival Manual, Survival Assistant, and Survival Guide—all of which can be used on your phone to help you prepare for and survive the threats and major catastrophes of these end times!

- A local AI app (such as one running the Llama 3.2 1B Instruct HI-FI GGUF model), which provides an AI-powered chat interface—similar to ChatGPT—that functions entirely offline.

If possible, also download apps for the Quran and Hadith, as well as e-books (in formats like PDF, DjVu, EPUB, Word, or TXT) that you can read offline. Once you’ve downloaded them, you’re all set! 😉👍😇 I hope this information and these suggestions prove useful in helping you face the various threats, disasters, and catastrophes of these end times! ✊🇵🇸 Please continue to support the people of Palestine and Gaza, and stand firmly for Palestinian independence!! 🐈 Adios, *Wassalam*—until we meet again, when I take the lead.