Meta today announced new measures to combat online exploitation for Safer Internet Day this year. These efforts aim to empower teens, parents, and educators, raise awareness, and provide resources to prevent sextortion. Continue reading “Meta expands ‘Take It Down’ to more countries with new tools to combat sextortion”
Meta today announced its collaboration with industry partners to establish common technical standards for recognizing AI-generated content, encompassing both video and audio formats. Continue reading “Meta to Label AI-generated images on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads”
Mozilla has announced Monitor Plus, an automatic exposed data removal tool that also provides continuous monitoring of your exposed personal information.
Continue reading “Mozilla Monitor Plus automatic exposed data removal tool announced”
GoPro’s Quik app, the company’s video editing app, is now available on desktops, starting with macOS. The app is cloud-based, allowing you to start an edit on your phone and continue it later on your laptop.
Continue reading “GoPro Quik video editing app for desktop released”
Telegram has introduced several new features in its latest update, including enhancements to Saved Messages, one-time voice and video messages, detailed read receipts, and more. Continue reading “Telegram update brings Saved Messages 2.0, One-Time Voice Messages and more”
YouTube has announced that YouTube Music and Premium now have over 100 million subscribers, including trial users. Continue reading “YouTube Music and Premium surpass 100 million subscribers”
Google has introduced a new tool to prompt users to update their apps for a better experience. Play Console’s recovery tools enable you to prompt users running specific app versions to update whenever they restart the app. Continue reading “Google Play gets app update prompt tool for timely updates”
Opera plans to offer iPhone users an AI-powered alternative to Safari, taking advantage of Apple’s decision to allow competition among browsers on iOS under the European Digital Markets Act (DMA). Continue reading “Opera One AI-powered browser for iOS announced”
Google has introduced a new body temperature feature in the Thermometer app for Pixel 8 Pro, making it the first FDA-approved body temperature app for smartphones with the January Pixel Feature Drop. Continue reading “Here’s how body temperature sensor works on Pixel 8 Pro”
Spotify today announced significant improvements as the Digital Markets Act (DMA) is set to roll out. These changes promise a better experience for users and more opportunities for developers and creators. Continue reading “Spotify shares mockups of in-app purchases ahead of EU’s DMA rollout”
Google has announced exciting updates to Chrome (M121), featuring experimental generative AI capabilities to enhance your browsing experience while maintaining personalization. Continue reading “Chrome for desktop gets new experimental generative AI features”
In its earnings report released on Tuesday, Netflix revealed plans to discontinue the ad-free Basic subscription in certain countries. The change will commence in the second quarter, starting with Canada and the UK. Continue reading “Netflix gains 13.1 Million subscribers in Q4 2023; retires ad-free basic subscription”
WhatsApp is working on a new feature for file sharing with nearby users, according to a report from WABetaInfo. Beta testers will soon have the option to easily share files using WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.24.2.20 or later. Continue reading “WhatsApp said to be working on its own ‘People nearby’ share feature”
Leveraging the latest generative AI features and the power of Lens, Google has introduced a new search feature called ‘Circle to Search’ and upgraded its existing multisearch feature. The Circle to Search is a new way to search for anything on your Android phone without switching apps.
Continue reading “Google introduces Circle to Search and upgraded Multisearch via Lens”
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Apple’s appeal regarding “anti-steering” rules stemming from the Epic Games dispute. This upholds the court’s previous order for the removal of restrictions on developers informing users about alternatives to in-app purchases.
Continue reading “Apple revises App Store rules to allow third-party payments in the U.S”
