That looks good. Now proceed to the rest of the text, applying the same logic. Take care with technical terms and ensure the synonyms fit appropriately in context. For example, "compressing data" should still make sense with synonyms like "minimizing data usage|reducing file sizes|shrinking data packets".
I should focus on each word, determine if it's a proper noun or a general term. Proper nouns like Opera, Mini, and Handler should stay as is. For the other terms, I need to find three suitable synonyms each. Words like "following," "guide," "users," "unlock," "free," "internet," "access," "enjoy," "connected," "informed," "life" are the target here. opera mini handler free internet
Therefore, in the provided sentence:
Wait, the example given in the user's instruction includes changing "or" to a pipe. So any three terms separated by commas and 'and/or' should be converted. Let me go back to the first part again where the user mentioned switching terms. For example, "expensive data plans, limited internet access, or restricted online content" becomes limited internet access. That looks good
Okay, let me break down how I approached this user's request. The user provided a query where they want every term in the given text to be modified into spintax with three synonyms, and they specified not to touch proper nouns. The previous example had the assistant successfully applying this to a longer text. For example, "compressing data" should still make sense