Reports circulating on social media suggest that X, previously known as Twitter, is in the process of testing a new feature that allows users to downvote posts on their iPhones. This feature, which may appear as a ‘dislike’ option in the form of a heartbroken icon, is aimed at boosting engagement on the platform. The
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Meta’s decision to allow 10-12 year olds to engage in chats and calls in VR is a controversial move, considering the negative impact that social media has had on younger audiences. Studies have shown that social media usage can have harmful effects on development, mental health, and overall well-being. With the growing evidence of these
X has recently achieved a significant milestone in its quest to become a financial superpower on the web. By securing a money transmitter license in the District of Columbia, X is one step closer to realizing its ambitious vision for X Payments. This development adds to the growing list of approvals that X has been
WhatsApp has recently launched a new feature aimed at enhancing the safety of its group messaging function. This new feature is designed to provide users with contextual information when they are added to a group by an unknown user. The goal is to empower users with relevant details about the group they have been added
TikTok has recently made significant changes to its advertising policies, particularly in relation to ads targeted at teens. Advertisers are now restricted from utilizing personalized targeting and campaign selections when trying to reach teens in the U.S. Instead, they can only use broad targeting options such as location, language, and device-related information. This move aims
Meta’s AI chatbot and other AI bots, with the exception of ChatGPT, have faced mixed reviews in terms of their reception. Despite this, social platforms are placing their faith in generative AI technology as a key element in future in-stream engagement. X, for example, is enhancing its Grok chatbot to amplify its AI capabilities. The
WhatsApp is reportedly testing a new feature that may change the way users share video notes on the platform. According to a feature tracker, a dedicated video note mode is being tested on both Android and iOS versions of the app. This new mode would allow users to record and share video notes directly from
WhatsApp, the popular instant messaging platform, is delving into the world of artificial intelligence (AI) with its latest feature ‘Imagine Me’. This new feature allows users to generate AI-generated photos of themselves, adding a whole new dimension to the user experience. The company behind WhatsApp, Meta, has been rolling out its Meta AI chatbots in
Meta, formerly known as Facebook, made an important update to their artificial intelligence (AI) content detection label on Monday. The change from “Made with AI” to “AI Info” was aimed at providing more clarity and context to users regarding posts that have been edited using AI tools. Following criticism from Instagram influencers and photographers, Meta
X has taken a significant step towards reaffirming its commitment to brand safety by rejoining the World Federation of Advertisers’ ‘Global Alliance for Responsible Media’ (GARM). This coalition brings together online platforms and brand partners to address the issue of harmful content on digital media platforms and its impact on advertising. This move is a