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In a recent development, X is making moves towards separating its direct messaging feature from other in-app experiences. This means that users will soon have the option to solely utilize X as a messaging platform without the need to engage with public posting features. This change, although already somewhat possible on the app, aims to
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Have you ever wondered how the Threads algorithm really works? In a recent experiment conducted by Business Insider reporter Katie Notopoulos, the focus was on “rage baiting,” where controversial queries were posted on Threads to elicit user responses. The outcome of the experiment was quite remarkable, as it revealed a significant increase in emotional reactions
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Australia’s recent plans to implement a minimum age limit for children using social media have sparked a heated debate among digital rights advocates. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has expressed concerns about the mental and physical health implications of social media, emphasizing the need for young people to engage in real-life experiences rather than spending excessive
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WhatsApp, owned by Meta, recently announced that it will start supporting third-party chats, allowing users to send and receive messages from different messaging apps. This decision was influenced by the Digital Markets Act (DMA) enforced by the European Union in 2022. Meta claimed that the technical hurdles related to end-to-end encryption with third-party apps have
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Instagram has recently introduced new features to enhance the user experience in Direct Messaging. Users can now utilize drawing tools and stickers to customize their private chats, adding a fun and creative element to their conversations. This feature, previously only available for Stories and feed posts, is now accessible in DMs, allowing for more personalization
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In a move that has left many scratching their heads, TikTok has recently introduced a new feature that allows users to share short, text-based “thoughts” on the app. This feature displays these thoughts in a speech bubble format at the top of the user’s inbox, similar to Instagram’s Notes. The striking resemblance between TikTok’s new
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