X, formerly known as Twitter, appears to be exploring a new feature designed to boost user engagement on the platform. Recent reports suggest that X may be testing a downvote option for posts on iPhones. This feature, referred to as a ‘dislike’ option, could potentially be represented by a heartbroken icon rather than the traditional
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Meta has recently announced that it will be allowing 10-12 year olds to engage in chats and calls in VR. This decision is part of Meta’s metaverse plan, which is aimed at creating a virtual reality space where people can interact and connect with each other. While Meta claims that this move will provide a
X has recently obtained a money transmitter license in the District of Columbia, marking another milestone in its quest to become a key player in the payments industry. This approval adds to the list of states where X has gained regulatory clearance to facilitate in-stream payments and money transfers. However, this is just the beginning
WhatsApp has recently implemented a new feature aimed at enhancing the safety of its group messaging function. The messaging platform, owned by Meta, will now provide users with contextual information when they are added to a group by an unfamiliar user. This addition is meant to equip WhatsApp users with pertinent details about the group
The landscape of AI chatbots on social platforms has been met with varying degrees of success. While some AI bots like ChatGPT have received positive feedback, others, such as Meta’s AI chatbot, have not been as well received. Despite this, social platforms are increasingly betting on the future potential of generative AI in enhancing in-stream
TikTok has recently announced some new restrictions on ads targeted at teenagers within the app. These changes are aimed at enhancing transparency within the ad targeting process. One of the major adjustments involves updates to ad targeting options for teenagers in the United States. Advertisers will no longer have the ability to reach teenagers using
WhatsApp is seemingly exploring new avenues with the introduction of a dedicated video note mode in its camera interface, as indicated by a recent feature tracker report. This potential feature could revolutionize the way users interact with the platform by allowing them to effortlessly record and share video notes directly from the camera interface itself.
WhatsApp has recently made strides in expanding the rollout of its Meta AI chatbots in various markets, with India and the US being among the select regions where these features are now available. Moreover, the popular instant messaging platform seems to be delving into new artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, specifically with the development of a
Meta, formerly known as Facebook, recently announced a change in their artificial intelligence (AI) content detection label from “Made with AI” to “AI Info,” following criticism from Instagram influencers and photographers. The previous label was deemed misleading and lacking in context, causing confusion among users. The new label aims to clear up any ambiguity surrounding
Despite facing significant challenges in recent times, X has taken a step towards reestablishing trust with ad partners by rejoining the World Federation of Advertisers’ ‘Global Alliance for Responsible Media’ (GARM). This move is in line with X’s ongoing efforts to address concerns surrounding harmful content on the platform and its impact on advertising monetization.