Pinterest’s Search Filters aren’t Catching All the Bad Stuff they’re Supposed To
by Pinterest search filters are widely praised for their effectiveness, but they don’t catch everything and there are still ways around the moderation…
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Young Viewers can Now Watch YouTube Kids on Amazon Fire TVs
YouTube Kids is now on Amazon Fire televisions, offering more child-friendly content on additional streaming devices, with a new, dedicated app…
LinkedIn is Now Facing a New Lawsuit because of Apple’s Clipboard Activity Tracking Feature
LinkedIn has been named as a defendant in a new lawsuit that’s bringing civil action against the Microsoft company over alleged privacy violations…
There’s a Strange Bug with the Latest iPhone Software and It’s Driving People Nuts
A peculiar iPhone bug is annoying device owners with the most recent iteration of the phone’s software because it drains the battery and more…
LinkedIn Releasing a New Profile Feature that Helps People Avoid Potentially Embarrassing Situations
LinkedIn added a new feature a while ago, but only on a limited basis for testing and now, the professional networking site is making it available to all…
Instagram makes Pinned Comments available for All its Users
Instagram pinned comments were first introduced back in May and tested alongside the platform’s comment filtering tools, now it’s widely available…
YouTube Music is Borrowing yet Another Feature from Google Play Music before Replacing It
YouTube Music is apparently gaining another tool from its predecessor, a ‘Recent Activity’ section, as Google prepares it for replacing Play Music…
It’s Been 56 Days and Counting, and Facebook’s Dark Theme for Desktop isn’t Completely Rolled Out
Facebook desktop dark mode started hitting the web almost two months ago, and it has yet to reach all of its users across the globe…
YouTube Music Quietly Added Four New Mix Playlists and They’re becoming More Widely Available
YouTube Music recently expanded its mix playlists last month and now, more listeners are beginning to see the titles on the mobile app…
Amazon Prime Video just Added this New Feature, about a Month after Hulu Started Testing It
Amazon has introduced a new Watch Party option on Prime Video, probably not coincidentally about a month after rival Hulu began experimenting with the same…
AT&T Expands its 5G Coverage to 28 More Cities — See which Ones Here
AT&T has brought its 5G service to twenty-eight more markets around the US, but it’s mostly low-band, and not the fastest available…
The Google Phone App will Soon Tell its Users Why Businesses are Calling Them
Google’s Phone app will soon gain a new power: the ability to tell recipients why companies are calling them through a new feature called “Verified Calls”…
Hackers are Now Stealing Credit Card Information Online through Virtual Skimmers
Hackers have found a new way to steal consumers’ payment details online, but this time it involves images files and a common e-commerce WordPress plugin…
Opera Added Twitter to its Desktop Experience, after Doing the Same with Instagram and Others
Opera just plugged Twitter directly into its browser, so there’s now another option for the 1.31 percent of internet users to enjoy…
Amazon will Reportedly Add Live TV to its Prime Streaming Service
Amazon Prime is known for its on-demand content, but now, it appears the company is running the platform to also include live television…
We Now Know the Fate of Cobra Kai, Season 3, but its Future Beyond that is Uncertain
Just recently, YouTube announced it would pass the Karate Kid sequel over to another streaming service and now we know which one…