Is it possible to bleep out words which are NOT profane?
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Is it possible to censor out non-profane words e.g. words about love, or something not to tell about?
e.g. you are in love with someone but not to tell about it
"I'm in **** with..."
Is bleeping also works with non-swear words? I'm just curious to...
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Is it possible to censor out non-profane words e.g. words about love, or something not to tell about?
e.g. you are in love with someone but not to tell about it
"I'm in **** with..."
Is bleeping also works with non-swear words? I'm just curious to...
writing offensive-language
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You can "bleep" out any bleeping word you want.
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Is it possible to censor out non-profane words e.g. words about love, or something not to tell about?
e.g. you are in love with someone but not to tell about it
"I'm in **** with..."
Is bleeping also works with non-swear words? I'm just curious to...
writing offensive-language
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Is it possible to censor out non-profane words e.g. words about love, or something not to tell about?
e.g. you are in love with someone but not to tell about it
"I'm in **** with..."
Is bleeping also works with non-swear words? I'm just curious to...
writing offensive-language
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You can "bleep" out any bleeping word you want.
– Hot Licks
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You can "bleep" out any bleeping word you want.
– Hot Licks
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You can "bleep" out any bleeping word you want.
– Hot Licks
11 mins ago
You can "bleep" out any bleeping word you want.
– Hot Licks
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You can "bleep" out any bleeping word you want.
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