Instagram is aiming to make it harder for potential scammers and criminals to coerce teens into sending nude photos and extort them for money.
Instagram is aiming to make it harder for potential scammers and criminals to coerce teens into sending nude photos and extort them for money.
TikTok has confirmed that they are working on a new app that will allow users to share photos. Sounds familiar, doesn’t it?
TikTok's answer to Instagram is here, with TikTok Notes rolling out in Australia and Canada.
LONDON (AP) — Instagram said it’s deploying new new tools to protect young people and combat sexual extortion, including a feature that will automatically blur nudity in direct messages. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email The social media platform said in a blog post Thursday that it’s testing out the features
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TikTok is launching a photo sharing platform, TikTok Notes. It's starting with a limited test at first, but it's not clear how successful this platform will be, or which countries they'll eventually launch in.
TikTok is experimenting with an all-new app that’s just for sharing photos with text updates. It’s called TikTok Notes, and it’s available now in Australia and Canada. “We're in the early stages of experimenting with a dedicated space for photo and text content with TikTok Notes,” the company wrote in an update on X. “We hope that the TikTok community will use TikTok Notes to continue sharing their moments through photo posts. Whether documenting adventures, expressing creativity, or simply...
Update: Half an hour after publishing, TikTok Comms shared much more on X, including availability in Australia and Canada starting today. Remember that TikTok Photos app rumor? More recently, the unreleased app has been going by the name TikTok Notes. Although the name is changed, the game is still the same: take a swing at Instagram. more
On Friday, people around the web noticed a new addition to their Instagram: Meta AI, the company’s general-purpose, AI-powered chatbot that can answer questions, write poetry and generate images with a simple text prompt. The move isn’t surprising. Meta revealed Meta AI in September 2023 and has spent the last few months adding the chatbot to products like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp, so adding it to Instagram seems like a no-brainer. Just got access to Meta AI on one of my Instagram...
Instagram's Notes is getting an update from Meta that makes it available to your profile. Instagram is getting an update for its famed Notes feature.