⁣The first email in history was sent in 1971 by computer engineer Ray Tomlinson from the United States.
He also introduced the use of the @ symbol in email addresses, which is still used today.
What’s surprising is that Ray Tomlinson himself didn’t remember what the first email message actually said.
Today, more than 300 billion emails are sent every single day around the world.

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⁣The first cigarette in the world started in the 16th century when Spanish soldiers rolled tobacco leaves in paper and smoked them. Tobacco originally came from the Americas where indigenous people used it for rituals and daily life. Later it spread across Europe and eventually became a global habit.
Today cigarettes are used worldwide, but their history began hundreds of years ago with a simple rolled tobacco leaf.

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⁣What would happen if passwords suddenly disappeared from our phones, banks, and social media? 😳
Our entire digital world depends on passwords to keep our personal data, money, and online identity safe.
But the idea of secret codes and passwords is not new. Thousands of years ago, ancient civilizations used special symbols and secret words to prove ownership and identity.
Today, passwords protect everything from smartphones to bank accounts. Without them, the digital world could become very unsafe. 🔐
Watch this video to discover the fascinating history and importance of passwords!

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