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YouTube Tests New ‘Hype’ Feature, Boosting Community Engagement for Small Creators
YouTube is testing a new way which provides more community support to small content creators, the company announced on Monday. The feature, called ‘Hype’, is being made available to viewers in select regions. Content creators within the criteria will be eligible for this new program, enabling viewers to hype a video to boost its rankings.
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Google To Test Anti-Theft AI Feature For Phones In Brazil
Alphabet's Google said on Tuesday that Brazil will be the first country to test an anti-theft feature for Android phones that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to identify when a phone has been stolen and lock the device's screen.
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Google’s AI-Powered Search Generative Experience Expands to Over 120 New Countries and Territories
Google launched its generative AI-infused Search Generative Experience (SGE) in the US earlier this year and expanded the AI search tool to India and Japan in August. Now, Google is expanding SGE to more than 120 new countries and territories, the search engine giant said in blog post Wednesday.
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Google Rolls Out Its AI Chatbot, Bard, in Europe and Brazil to Take on Microsoft-Backed ChatGPT
Alphabet said it is rolling out its artificial- intelligence chatbot, Bard, in Europe and Brazil on Thursday, the product's biggest expansion since its February launch and pitting it against Microsoft-backed rival ChatGPT.
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Google's AI Chatbot, Bard, Expands To Europe, Brazil, To Take On ChatGPT
Alphabet said it is rolling out its artificial- intelligence chatbot, Bard, in Europe and Brazil on Thursday, the product's biggest expansion since its February launch and pitting it against Microsoft-backed rival ChatGPT.
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Google Removes 'Slavery Simulator' Game From Play Store After Racism Outcry in Brazil
Google has removed a Portuguese-language game that allowed players to trade and torture Black virtual "slaves" while strategising to block the abolition of slavery. The move came after a racism outcry in the country, and the prosecutor's office has opened a "hate speech" probe into the game downloaded by hundreds of people.
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After Brazil Outcry, Google Pulls 'Slavery Simulator' Game From App Store
Google has withdrawn a gaming app that allowed players to buy, sell and torture virtual "slaves" after a racism outcry in Brazil.
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Meta, Google Defend Brazilian Law That Absolves Companies From Responsibility for Content Posted by Users
Meta Platforms and Alphabet's Google appeared before Brazil's Supreme Court on Tuesday to defend a law that says internet companies are not responsible for content that users post unless the companies are subject to a court order.
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YouTube Shorts Updated With Shopping Features, Firm Tests Commission Schemes for Influencers
YouTube Shorts will get support for shopping features, the video-sharing platform announced on Tuesday. The company is looking to combat the ongoing digital ad slowdown. Viewers in India, Brazil, Canada, Australia, and the US will be able to see shopping tags and interact with them, according to YouTube. The Alphabet-owned streaming service is also...
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Google Play Games PC Beta Expanded to More Regions, Minimum Specifications Slashed
Google Play Games PC Beta has been expanded to more regions, the company announced on Wednesday. The service had previously begun beta testing the software in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan, and the service can now be tested in Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and the US. While Google continues to add tit...
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YouTube to Remove Unfounded Brazil Vote Fraud Videos
YouTube said it would remove videos with unfounded accusations of fraud in Brazil's 2018 elections, a claim President Jair Bolsonaro has repeatedly made as he gears up to seek re-election this year.
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Android Auto Dual-SIM Support Finally Rolling Out to Let Users Pick SIM While Placing Calls: Report
Android Auto has finally added support for dual-SIM smartphones, allowing users to pick which SIM to make a call from when dialling, as per a user report. The issue has affected dual-SIM smartphone owners since the service was launched while automatically selecting the default SIM while placing a call instead of giving users a choice.
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Google to Build Undersea Cable Firmina to Connect Latin America and the US
Google said it was building an undersea cable that would connect Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and the US, to bolster internet connection capacity between these regions.
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Samsung Galaxy M51, Samsung Galaxy M31s Receiving May 2021 Android Security Patch: Report
Samsung Galaxy M51 and Galaxy M31s are receiving May 2021 Android security patch with an update. The update for Galaxy M51 brings Quick Share and Google RCS support in Brazil. Samsung is also complying with LGPD, the Brazillian counterpart to EU's GDPR. Not much information is available about Galaxy M31s apart from the update being rolled out in Ru...
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Google Launches Paid-for Australia News Platform in Drive to Derail Country’s Content Payment Law
Google launched a platform in Australia offering news it has paid for, striking its own content deals with publishers in a drive to show legislation proposed by Canberra to enforce payments, a world-first, is unnecessary.
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YouTube Tests New ‘Hype’ Feature, Boosting Community Engagement for Small Creators
YouTube is testing a new way which provides more community support to small content creators, the company announced on Monday. The feature, called ‘Hype’, is being made available to viewers in select regions. Content creators within the criteria will be eligible for this new program, enabling viewers to hype a video to boost its rankings.
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Google To Test Anti-Theft AI Feature For Phones In Brazil
Alphabet's Google said on Tuesday that Brazil will be the first country to test an anti-theft feature for Android phones that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to identify when a phone has been stolen and lock the device's screen.
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Google’s AI-Powered Search Generative Experience Expands to Over 120 New Countries and Territories
Google launched its generative AI-infused Search Generative Experience (SGE) in the US earlier this year and expanded the AI search tool to India and Japan in August. Now, Google is expanding SGE to more than 120 new countries and territories, the search engine giant said in blog post Wednesday.
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Google Rolls Out Its AI Chatbot, Bard, in Europe and Brazil to Take on Microsoft-Backed ChatGPT
Alphabet said it is rolling out its artificial- intelligence chatbot, Bard, in Europe and Brazil on Thursday, the product's biggest expansion since its February launch and pitting it against Microsoft-backed rival ChatGPT.
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Google's AI Chatbot, Bard, Expands To Europe, Brazil, To Take On ChatGPT
Alphabet said it is rolling out its artificial- intelligence chatbot, Bard, in Europe and Brazil on Thursday, the product's biggest expansion since its February launch and pitting it against Microsoft-backed rival ChatGPT.
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Google Removes 'Slavery Simulator' Game From Play Store After Racism Outcry in Brazil
Google has removed a Portuguese-language game that allowed players to trade and torture Black virtual "slaves" while strategising to block the abolition of slavery. The move came after a racism outcry in the country, and the prosecutor's office has opened a "hate speech" probe into the game downloaded by hundreds of people.
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After Brazil Outcry, Google Pulls 'Slavery Simulator' Game From App Store
Google has withdrawn a gaming app that allowed players to buy, sell and torture virtual "slaves" after a racism outcry in Brazil.
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Meta, Google Defend Brazilian Law That Absolves Companies From Responsibility for Content Posted by Users
Meta Platforms and Alphabet's Google appeared before Brazil's Supreme Court on Tuesday to defend a law that says internet companies are not responsible for content that users post unless the companies are subject to a court order.
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YouTube Shorts Updated With Shopping Features, Firm Tests Commission Schemes for Influencers
YouTube Shorts will get support for shopping features, the video-sharing platform announced on Tuesday. The company is looking to combat the ongoing digital ad slowdown. Viewers in India, Brazil, Canada, Australia, and the US will be able to see shopping tags and interact with them, according to YouTube. The Alphabet-owned streaming service is also...
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Google Play Games PC Beta Expanded to More Regions, Minimum Specifications Slashed
Google Play Games PC Beta has been expanded to more regions, the company announced on Wednesday. The service had previously begun beta testing the software in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan, and the service can now be tested in Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and the US. While Google continues to add tit...
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YouTube to Remove Unfounded Brazil Vote Fraud Videos
YouTube said it would remove videos with unfounded accusations of fraud in Brazil's 2018 elections, a claim President Jair Bolsonaro has repeatedly made as he gears up to seek re-election this year.
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Android Auto Dual-SIM Support Finally Rolling Out to Let Users Pick SIM While Placing Calls: Report
Android Auto has finally added support for dual-SIM smartphones, allowing users to pick which SIM to make a call from when dialling, as per a user report. The issue has affected dual-SIM smartphone owners since the service was launched while automatically selecting the default SIM while placing a call instead of giving users a choice.
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Google to Build Undersea Cable Firmina to Connect Latin America and the US
Google said it was building an undersea cable that would connect Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and the US, to bolster internet connection capacity between these regions.
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Samsung Galaxy M51, Samsung Galaxy M31s Receiving May 2021 Android Security Patch: Report
Samsung Galaxy M51 and Galaxy M31s are receiving May 2021 Android security patch with an update. The update for Galaxy M51 brings Quick Share and Google RCS support in Brazil. Samsung is also complying with LGPD, the Brazillian counterpart to EU's GDPR. Not much information is available about Galaxy M31s apart from the update being rolled out in Ru...
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Google Launches Paid-for Australia News Platform in Drive to Derail Country’s Content Payment Law
Google launched a platform in Australia offering news it has paid for, striking its own content deals with publishers in a drive to show legislation proposed by Canberra to enforce payments, a world-first, is unnecessary.
