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US President Donald Trump will be subject to the same Twitter rules as any other user when President-elect Joe Biden takes office on January 20, the social media company confirmed this week. Twitter places “public interest” notices on some rule-breaking tweets from “world leaders” that would otherwise be removed. Such tweets from political candidates and elected
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WhatsApp is now letting users in India make payments through the app. This makes it easier for users to safely send money to friends, family, and merchants. Making Payments Through WhatsApp In an About Facebook blog post, Facebook (WhatsApp’s parent company) announced that payments in WhatsApp finally gained approval by the National Payments Council of India
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WhatsApp has finally launched its payments feature in India. WhatsApp Pay is slowly being rolled out to people across the country, so if the feature hasn’t shown up for you yet, do not worry as it should show up soon. WhatsApp Payments has been designed in partnership with the National Payments Corporation of India or
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Twitter and Facebook early Wednesday flagged President Donald Trump’s comments on the US presidential election, that remained too close to call. Twitter said a Trump tweet alleging an effort to steal the election was potentially misleading. “We placed a warning on a Tweet from @realDonaldTrump for making a potentially misleading claim about an election,” Twitter
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TikTok is trying to contain the spread of misinformation about the 2020 US presidential election. The short-form video app is now partnering with fact-checkers to prevent claims of a premature victory from going viral. TikTok Gets Ready for Election Day TikTok is taking action on any content that falsely claims a candidate has won their
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Facebook has stopped displaying recommendations for groups centered around political or social topics. This temporary measure has been put in place to prevent possible civil unrest ahead of the 2020 US election. Facebook Ramps Up Restrictions Ahead of Election As the 2020 US presidential election edges closer, Facebook has rolled out another roadblock in an attempt to
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Twitter’s popularity means that you’ll find everyone from business executives to entertainers on the platform. And while it’s great for following your favorite personalities or catching up on news, not everyone wants to make a Twitter account. Thankfully, Twitter’s open nature lets anyone check out the micro-blogging social network without having to sign up. Whether
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Twitter representatives on Thursday verbally apologised for geo-tagging Leh, the capital city of the Union Territory of Ladakh, as part of China while appearing before the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019. The committee, however, has asked the microblogging site to follow it up with a written apology and also submit an
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Tinder has made virtual dates possible for everyone across the globe. The dating app will now let you turn on video calls whenever you want to meet someone face-to-face. Face to Face Goes Global Tinder began testing video calls in July 2020, a feature that it calls Face to Face. While Face to Face was initially
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If your video ever gets removed on TikTok, the platform will now provide a reason behind the takedown. TikTok hopes that this change will make content removals more transparent. TikTok Makes Takedowns More Transparent In a post on the TikTok Newsroom, the platform announced that it’s been testing a new notification system that will provide more clarity
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TikTok isn’t everyone’s favorite social network. After all, it’s been heavily criticized for potential privacy issues and has even faced bans in several different countries. If you love using TikTok, but want to avoid all of the drama and controversy that surrounds the app, you might want to try an alternative. The following TikTok alternatives are short-form
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