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Part 2: When Halal Inquiry Hit a Mee Pok Wall — How the Vigilante Page Finally Got Exposed

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GoodBye EyeEm, This is it !

on December 21, 2025

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EyeEm (pronounced “I am” ), after going through so much, has finally said goodbye to its users. While I did not make much at all from this platform (around $ 0.15), it was once talked about as a strong rival to Instagram — especially among photographers who dreamed of a space that put creators first. But at last, the platform that many hoped would democratize online photography is shutting down permanently in January 2026 — marking the end of a long and turbulent journey. Currently, it has been acquired by Freepik , you can refer to the link below for more info: https://support.freepik.com/s/article/EyeEm-closure?language=en_US

IpohboyMedia Looking Back at 2025: Top Four (4) Moment on Socmed

Created with Chatgpt 2025 was the year IpohBoyMedia officially started. With the help of chatgpt, writing was a lot faster, but many a times, it is being written in such meticulous and inhumane manner, in which I have to edit by myself again. Not everything went viral. Not every post travelled far. But a few moments stood out — not because they were loud, but because they made people stop, notice, and think. Mostly they are from my IG / Tiktok / shorts. Let's have a stroll down my 2025 Top 4 Moment on Socmed.

TGV’s Fine Print Ruined My Nezha 2 Movie Plans—And I Almost Blamed Samsung Rewards

🎟️ My Dismay I faced an issue while making a payment at TGV Cinemas, only to realize afterward that the RM5 e-voucher I redeemed using Samsung Rewards points had a fine print restriction—it cannot be used for Ne Zha 2 ! Nowhere in the main redemption description was this mentioned, I was blindsided! 🎥 Other Competitor Only zooming into the TNC pages, I noticed it specifically said "exclude Nezha 2". I checked GSC's e-vouchers in Samsung Rewards , and they also have the restriction. This made me almost blame Samsung Rewards for the issue, but in reality, it was the Cinemas for both GSC and TGV that placed this unnecessary clause. ❌ Conclusion TGV should not include such restrictions. If they must, it should be clearly stated upfront during redemption. Another issue? The voucher can only be redeemed online —which means you must pay an extra RM0.50 processing fee . Why not allow both online and offline redemptions? What do you think about this? Should brands ...

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Part 2: When Halal Inquiry Hit a Mee Pok Wall — How the Vigilante Page Finally Got Exposed

GoodBye EyeEm, This is it !