X, formerly known as Twitter, seems to be experimenting with a new feature that allows users to downvote posts on the platform. This feature, which is currently being tested on the iPhone, may appear as a ‘dislike’ option in the form of a heartbroken icon. The experiment first came to light in 2021, and recent
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Meta’s recent decision to allow 10-12 year olds to engage in chats and calls in VR raises significant concerns. While Meta emphasizes that parental approval is required for each contact, the potential risks associated with this move cannot be ignored. The allure of connecting with friends in a virtual environment may seem exciting, but the
X has recently obtained a money transmitter license in the District of Columbia, marking another milestone towards its ambitious X Payments vision. This approval adds to the growing list of regions where X has gained regulatory clearance, bringing it one step closer to Elon Musk’s vision of transforming the app into a financial powerhouse on
WhatsApp recently introduced a new safety feature aimed at enhancing the security of its group messaging function. This feature aims to provide users with contextual information when they are added to a group by an unfamiliar person. Let’s delve into the details of this new development and how it can benefit WhatsApp users. The latest
The use of generative AI in social platforms is becoming increasingly prevalent, with companies like X exploring new and innovative ways to integrate AI chatbots like Grok into their apps. While Meta’s AI chatbot has faced criticism, X is determined to make Grok a central feature of its platform to enhance user engagement and experience.
TikTok has recently made significant changes to its advertising targeting options, specifically aimed at teen users. Advertisers can no longer reach teens in the U.S. using personalized targeting and campaign selections. Instead, they are limited to broad targeting options such as location, language, and device-related information. This change is crucial in protecting teen user data
WhatsApp is reportedly testing a new dedicated video note mode for its camera interface on both Android and iOS platforms. According to a feature tracker, this new feature will allow users to record and share video notes directly from the camera, making the process more seamless and convenient. The video note mode was spotted in
WhatsApp, a messaging platform owned by Meta, has been making strides in the realm of artificial intelligence. Recently, the platform expanded the rollout of its Meta AI chatbots in select markets such as India and the US, and it seems to have more innovative features in the works. One of these upcoming features is the
Meta made an important update to its artificial intelligence (AI) content detection label, changing it from “Made with AI” to “AI Info” on Monday. This decision was influenced by criticisms from Instagram influencers and photographers who felt that the previous label did not accurately reflect their original posts. Confusion Over Labels The announcement from Meta
In a bid to reassure ad partners of its commitment to brand safety, X has recently rejoined the World Federation of Advertisers’ ‘Global Alliance for Responsible Media’ (GARM). This move comes after X drifted away from GARM following Elon Musk’s takeover, which led to significant changes within the company. The reinstatement of X’s relationship with