Imagine sweeping through green fields, floating five feet above ground, sun on your face as you slide by on track to your destination, not a car in the world, as you simply lean back.

And before you know it, you're there.

This is how travel should feel, and on our trains, it does.

Avanti West Coast, feel good travel.

Hello listeners, this episode of Homo sapiens is brought to you by WhatsApp from Meta.

Now then, making this podcast is a lot of fun, and WhatsApp is, I gotta say, an integral part of that.

I'm constantly gassing on there, I do love a voice note, but I plan episodes, I message guests, I chat with our producer.

It's where it's all happening.

It's also the place I go when something big happens, no matter what it is, whether it's a tronium, I want to celebrate with friends, like, I don't know, getting a WhatsApp advert on your podcast, or something not so good, like the usual thing where I'm going to, you know, some important dinner and I managed to pour food down myself, or something equally calamitous.

WhatsApp is where I head in all of these scenarios.

What makes me feel comfortable in doing that is that WhatsApp provides multiple built-in layers of protection,

so that I know that I never have to depend on only one defense when it comes to personal privacy.

They actually have some new features people to help with this.

Like, chat lock.

I have a mental little sound to go with it.

This adds an extra layer of protection for chats from anyone who has physical access to your device.

EG, maybe it's my one year old, who grabs any phone within a 25 meter radius and somehow accesses all sorts.

It's very useful for me.

I feel safe connecting on WhatsApp as I know that nobody, not even WhatsApp can read my messages.

WhatsApp, message privately, with multiple layers of protection.

Afternoon! Good morning!

Good evening, wherever you may be.

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