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Google Reportedly Working On a Content Filter Feature for Gemini
Google is reportedly working on a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature for its in-house chatbot Gemini. As per the report, the feature was spotted in the latest beta version of the Google app for Android and is called Content filters. As the name suggests, it is believed that the feature will allow users granular control over unwanted or harmfu...
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Google Reportedly Experimenting With Short Videos Filter to Show Content from TikTok, Reels, More in Search
Google is reportedly working on a feature for its Google Search app for Android where it will let users find all the short video content in one place. As per the report, the Google Search app could get a Short Video filter for content from TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and others.
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YouTube Music Rolls Out Option to Create Customised Radio Playlist for Android, iOS: Report
YouTube Music has rolled out a new feature that will let users customise a radio playlist based on their choice. Users can choose artists, contents and even apply filters. The feature is available to all Android and iOS users. Currently, users can choose up to 30 artists.
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Google Messages Testing Categories for Better SMS Filtering: Reports
Google Messages may soon categorise your SMS messages into various categories. According to various screenshots shared on Twitter, the Google Messages app may soon get categories like Personal, Transactional, OTP (one-time password), among others to segregate the types of texts that a user receives.
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Google Bans Ads for 'Unproven' Therapies, Including Stem Cells
Google said it made the decision due to "a rise in bad actors attempting to take advantage of individuals by offering untested, deceptive treatments."
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EU Countries Back Copyright Reforms Aimed at Google, Facebook
EU countries have endorsed an overhaul of copyright rules which would force Google and Facebook to pay publishers for news snippets and filter out copyright-protected content on YouTube or Instagram.
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Facebook, Twitter, Alphabet to Testify at US House Hearing
The US House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing to take testimony from these companies on whether social media are filtering content for political reasons.
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US Congress Spars Over Social Media Filtering; Companies Skip Hearing
Democrats and Republicans in the US House of Representatives on Thursday sparred over the role of social media platforms Facebook, Google, and Twitter in filtering content.
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Google Launches Crowdsourced Movie, TV Show Reviews in India
After a user submits a review, it will appear in the Knowledge Panel for various TV shows and movies at the top of Google Search results.
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YouTube Reverses Some LGBT Content Restrictions After Outcry
What sorts of content gets filtered out in restricted mode can vary by region, based on countries' varying community standards.
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YouTube reportedly building a dedicated kids section
YouTube is said to be developing a version of the site that features child-oriented content, and filters inappropriate comments.
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Google unveils plans for country-specific content filtering
Less than a week after a similar move by micro-blogging site Twitter, Internet major Google has unveiled plans to make content on its blogger platform selectively available, depending on the local rules of each country.
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Google unveils plans for country-specific content filtering on 'Blogger'
Less than a week after a similar move by micro-blogging site Twitter, Internet major Google has unveiled plans to make content on its blogger platform selectively available, depending on the local rules of each country.
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Yahoo India to continue facing criminal proceedings
Criminal proceedings will continue against Yahoo India which had moved the Delhi High Court against a lower court order summoning it for allegedly hosting objectionable content.
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Yahoo India to continue facing criminal proceedings
Criminal proceedings will continue against Yahoo India which had moved the Delhi High Court against a lower court order summoning it for allegedly hosting objectionable content.
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Google Reportedly Working On a Content Filter Feature for Gemini
Google is reportedly working on a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature for its in-house chatbot Gemini. As per the report, the feature was spotted in the latest beta version of the Google app for Android and is called Content filters. As the name suggests, it is believed that the feature will allow users granular control over unwanted or harmfu...
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Google Reportedly Experimenting With Short Videos Filter to Show Content from TikTok, Reels, More in Search
Google is reportedly working on a feature for its Google Search app for Android where it will let users find all the short video content in one place. As per the report, the Google Search app could get a Short Video filter for content from TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and others.
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YouTube Music Rolls Out Option to Create Customised Radio Playlist for Android, iOS: Report
YouTube Music has rolled out a new feature that will let users customise a radio playlist based on their choice. Users can choose artists, contents and even apply filters. The feature is available to all Android and iOS users. Currently, users can choose up to 30 artists.
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Google Messages Testing Categories for Better SMS Filtering: Reports
Google Messages may soon categorise your SMS messages into various categories. According to various screenshots shared on Twitter, the Google Messages app may soon get categories like Personal, Transactional, OTP (one-time password), among others to segregate the types of texts that a user receives.
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Google Bans Ads for 'Unproven' Therapies, Including Stem Cells
Google said it made the decision due to "a rise in bad actors attempting to take advantage of individuals by offering untested, deceptive treatments."
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EU Countries Back Copyright Reforms Aimed at Google, Facebook
EU countries have endorsed an overhaul of copyright rules which would force Google and Facebook to pay publishers for news snippets and filter out copyright-protected content on YouTube or Instagram.
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Facebook, Twitter, Alphabet to Testify at US House Hearing
The US House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing to take testimony from these companies on whether social media are filtering content for political reasons.
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US Congress Spars Over Social Media Filtering; Companies Skip Hearing
Democrats and Republicans in the US House of Representatives on Thursday sparred over the role of social media platforms Facebook, Google, and Twitter in filtering content.
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Google Launches Crowdsourced Movie, TV Show Reviews in India
After a user submits a review, it will appear in the Knowledge Panel for various TV shows and movies at the top of Google Search results.
-
YouTube Reverses Some LGBT Content Restrictions After Outcry
What sorts of content gets filtered out in restricted mode can vary by region, based on countries' varying community standards.
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YouTube reportedly building a dedicated kids section
YouTube is said to be developing a version of the site that features child-oriented content, and filters inappropriate comments.
-
Google unveils plans for country-specific content filtering
Less than a week after a similar move by micro-blogging site Twitter, Internet major Google has unveiled plans to make content on its blogger platform selectively available, depending on the local rules of each country.
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Google unveils plans for country-specific content filtering on 'Blogger'
Less than a week after a similar move by micro-blogging site Twitter, Internet major Google has unveiled plans to make content on its blogger platform selectively available, depending on the local rules of each country.
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Yahoo India to continue facing criminal proceedings
Criminal proceedings will continue against Yahoo India which had moved the Delhi High Court against a lower court order summoning it for allegedly hosting objectionable content.
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Yahoo India to continue facing criminal proceedings
Criminal proceedings will continue against Yahoo India which had moved the Delhi High Court against a lower court order summoning it for allegedly hosting objectionable content.
