Forwarding Messages And Looking At Someone's Phone

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

good morning uh when we get ready to Rosh Hashanah we need to pay attention for some things that we did throughout the year one of the things that's very common people don't even pay attention is looking at somebody else's phone which we'll see that is normally prohibited and even worse than that is sending forwarding messages in other words somebody sent you a message and you forward that message with that is permission to somebody else now permission to somebody else now concerning forwarding message in the beginning of your mass says one is not permitted to tell somebody else what you heard from your friend you're not allowed to say it over until he gives you permission he has to openly give you permission it says what I'm telling you go you should go

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1. 0:00good morning uh when we get ready to Rosh Hashanah we need to pay attention for…
2. 0:30permission to somebody else now concerning forwarding message in the beginning of your mass says one…
3. 1:01what I'm telling you go you should go and say it over otherwise you're not allowed…
4. 1:31he was the rabbi of Rashid and he made a takana he made certain takanot one…
5. 2:02he wrote inside that's not permitted and therefore same thing would apply over here why is…
6. 2:33in there you're not allowed to L also look at somebody else's phone another issue over…
7. 3:03explore the secrets of your friends and so on and so forth all these things are…

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