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Twitter Updates Policy to Restrict Visibility of Tweets That Violate Platform Rules
Twitter has updated its policy to restrict the visibility of tweets that are against the service's rules. The microblogging platform will restrict tweets that are found to violate hateful conduct rules and expand it to other domains later. Users on Twitter will also be able to submit feedback on the label, according to the service.
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Elon Musk Takes Dig at US Politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez With T-Shirt Asking For $8 Twitter Blue Fee
Elon Musk has taken a dig at US politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the latest in a series of exchanges between Twitter's new owner and the New York Congresswoman. Taking to Twitter, Musk shared an image of a T-shirt that said Your feedback is appreciated, now pay $8", along with a blue check mark, used to denote a verified profile on the microb...
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Elon Musk Posts Meme To Defend $8 Blue Tick Price, Says "100%" When Asked If He Will Pay
Elon Musk mocked New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by posting a photo of a T-shirt that read "Your feedback is appreciated, now pay $8."
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"Feedback Appreciated, Now Pay $8": Elon Musk vs US Politician
Elon Musk's announcement that verified Twitter users will be soon charged to keep their blue tick which has prompted reactions from many users of the platform.
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Political Strategist Prashant Kishor Seeks Feedback On Twitter On New Bihar Government
Political strategist turned activist Prashant Kishor on Friday sought a feedback from Twitterati on the latest term in office of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar with whom he has had a long collaboration.
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Decentralised Twitter ‘Bluesky’ Outlines Code, Content Moderation Plans for Its Platform
Twitter’s decentralised social media project titled “Bluesky” has shared its first code protocol and content moderation ideas with the public. The developers of this project are open to shaping-up the platform based on the feedback from the general public. The network is available for other developers to experiment with it.
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Twitter Says It's Testing New Circle Feature That Will Let Users Handpick Audience for Tweets
Twitter says it is testing a new feature called Twitter Circle where users can handpick a smaller crowd of 150 people with whom they want to share their tweets. The new Twitter feature seems to be on a similar line to Instagram's Close Friends feature, which allows selecting the audience for their stories.
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Elon Musk Joining Twitter Board Stirs Fears Among Some Employees
Elon Musk is now a board member at Twitter with a 9.1 percent stake in the company. Although Twitter stated that the board only offers advice and feedback, some employees are worried that Musk could have some influence on the site's workings.
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Twitter Widens Testing of Safety Mode Feature to More Users
Twitter is widening the access to its Safety Mode. The feature launched to a small feedback group in September last year temporarily auto-blocks accounts that respond to your Tweets with potentially harmful language. With the latest move, nearly 50 percent of people in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, and the US are reportedly getti...
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Twitter to Launch Safety Mode to Block Accounts for Harmful Language for a Period of 7 Days
Twitter will launch a safety feature that would allow users to temporarily block accounts for seven days for using harmful language or sending uninvited replies.
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LinkedIn Stories Short-Video Feature to Leave Platform on September 30, New Experience in Plans
LinkedIn Stories, the feature that was introduced last year for mobile users to bring short-form ephemeral videos, is leaving the platform on September 30. LinkedIn instead says it has a new experience in plans that would replace the Stories feature.
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Twitter Is Working on New Concepts to Improve Privacy, Wants User Feedback for Development
Twitter is working on multiple features to improve the privacy settings on the social media platform. An executive shared a thread of tweets on the concepts that can be categorised into Replies, Account Breadcrumbs, Privacy sets, and Discover me. Since these features are only concepts at this point, Twitter wants user feedback to help in the develo...
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Twitter May Be Working on Tweet Reaction Picker, New Privacy Features to Control Unwanted Attention
Twitter may be working on a tweet reaction picker that will allow users to respond with a selection of emojis. Tweet reactions have been under testing for some time now and will work like emoji responses available on Facebook.
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Twitter Will Now Prompt Users When They Reply With Offensive Language
Twitter has launched a new feature that will help curb online hate by prompting users when they use offensive language in their tweets.
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Microsoft Office Is Planning to Replace Calibri as Its Default Font Soon, Introduces 5 New Font Families
Microsoft Office is introducing five new fonts — Bierstadt, Grandview, Seaford, Skeena, and Tenorite. One of them will replace Calibri as the default font in all Office Suite apps soon.
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Twitter Updates Policy to Restrict Visibility of Tweets That Violate Platform Rules
Twitter has updated its policy to restrict the visibility of tweets that are against the service's rules. The microblogging platform will restrict tweets that are found to violate hateful conduct rules and expand it to other domains later. Users on Twitter will also be able to submit feedback on the label, according to the service.
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Elon Musk Takes Dig at US Politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez With T-Shirt Asking For $8 Twitter Blue Fee
Elon Musk has taken a dig at US politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the latest in a series of exchanges between Twitter's new owner and the New York Congresswoman. Taking to Twitter, Musk shared an image of a T-shirt that said Your feedback is appreciated, now pay $8", along with a blue check mark, used to denote a verified profile on the microb...
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Elon Musk Posts Meme To Defend $8 Blue Tick Price, Says "100%" When Asked If He Will Pay
Elon Musk mocked New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by posting a photo of a T-shirt that read "Your feedback is appreciated, now pay $8."
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"Feedback Appreciated, Now Pay $8": Elon Musk vs US Politician
Elon Musk's announcement that verified Twitter users will be soon charged to keep their blue tick which has prompted reactions from many users of the platform.
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Political Strategist Prashant Kishor Seeks Feedback On Twitter On New Bihar Government
Political strategist turned activist Prashant Kishor on Friday sought a feedback from Twitterati on the latest term in office of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar with whom he has had a long collaboration.
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Decentralised Twitter ‘Bluesky’ Outlines Code, Content Moderation Plans for Its Platform
Twitter’s decentralised social media project titled “Bluesky” has shared its first code protocol and content moderation ideas with the public. The developers of this project are open to shaping-up the platform based on the feedback from the general public. The network is available for other developers to experiment with it.
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Twitter Says It's Testing New Circle Feature That Will Let Users Handpick Audience for Tweets
Twitter says it is testing a new feature called Twitter Circle where users can handpick a smaller crowd of 150 people with whom they want to share their tweets. The new Twitter feature seems to be on a similar line to Instagram's Close Friends feature, which allows selecting the audience for their stories.
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Elon Musk Joining Twitter Board Stirs Fears Among Some Employees
Elon Musk is now a board member at Twitter with a 9.1 percent stake in the company. Although Twitter stated that the board only offers advice and feedback, some employees are worried that Musk could have some influence on the site's workings.
-
Twitter Widens Testing of Safety Mode Feature to More Users
Twitter is widening the access to its Safety Mode. The feature launched to a small feedback group in September last year temporarily auto-blocks accounts that respond to your Tweets with potentially harmful language. With the latest move, nearly 50 percent of people in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, and the US are reportedly getti...
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Twitter to Launch Safety Mode to Block Accounts for Harmful Language for a Period of 7 Days
Twitter will launch a safety feature that would allow users to temporarily block accounts for seven days for using harmful language or sending uninvited replies.
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LinkedIn Stories Short-Video Feature to Leave Platform on September 30, New Experience in Plans
LinkedIn Stories, the feature that was introduced last year for mobile users to bring short-form ephemeral videos, is leaving the platform on September 30. LinkedIn instead says it has a new experience in plans that would replace the Stories feature.
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Twitter Is Working on New Concepts to Improve Privacy, Wants User Feedback for Development
Twitter is working on multiple features to improve the privacy settings on the social media platform. An executive shared a thread of tweets on the concepts that can be categorised into Replies, Account Breadcrumbs, Privacy sets, and Discover me. Since these features are only concepts at this point, Twitter wants user feedback to help in the develo...
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Twitter May Be Working on Tweet Reaction Picker, New Privacy Features to Control Unwanted Attention
Twitter may be working on a tweet reaction picker that will allow users to respond with a selection of emojis. Tweet reactions have been under testing for some time now and will work like emoji responses available on Facebook.
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Twitter Will Now Prompt Users When They Reply With Offensive Language
Twitter has launched a new feature that will help curb online hate by prompting users when they use offensive language in their tweets.
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Microsoft Office Is Planning to Replace Calibri as Its Default Font Soon, Introduces 5 New Font Families
Microsoft Office is introducing five new fonts — Bierstadt, Grandview, Seaford, Skeena, and Tenorite. One of them will replace Calibri as the default font in all Office Suite apps soon.
