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Popular Posts This Month
Pinterest launches live test of its body type search filters
A live test of a feature that allows Pinners to discover more photos and examples that precisely fit their body shape is currently being conducted by Pinterest. Users will be able to select from a variety of body models thanks to this feature. After that, your search results will be filtered so they more closely match the example you selected. This could lead to more product matches being indicated and more inclusion in search results, which is one of its main advantages. As you are aware, Pinterest is working hard to eliminate unfavorable comparisons and exclusions from its discovery tools, and this is a major component of what the company is trying to improve. According to Pinterest, use of its skin tone range filters has increased by 70% as more users learn about the different ways they can filter their discovery efforts based on more personalized parameters. This is a big update because it will have a good effect on the larger search and discovery trends in the upcoming years. Users can already start searching for wedding ideas and women’s fashion with Pinterest’s new body search tool. Pinterest added a new body-type technology to its collection of inclusive AI...
WhatsApp Introduces New Secret Code Feature for Chats
Secret Code Adding Another Privacy Layer There is a new secret code feature that WhatsApp just released. This one adds a new layer of privacy applied to your locked conversations. Earlier this year, WhatsApp launched locked chats. The goal of it is to assist people in hiding sensitive conversations. Recently, it added further protection to those chats. The new feature will make it harder for the conversations to be found if someone hacks your phone or access it without your permission. Previously, your locked conversations were displayed in a folder. With this new feature, you can choose to conceal them behind a password. The PW is different from the one you use to unlock your mobile. Your secret code can include emojis, special characters, and numbers besides letters. If you choose to hide them from your chatlist, you can only discover them by typing your code in the search bar. This is good news because if your sibling, for instance, has access to your phone, he will not know that you have a locked chat folder. “Rolling out secret code to Chat Lock on WhatsApp so you can protect your chats with a unique password. Now you can set...
X adds the option to embed videos and broadcasts as standalone from posts
A new feature that lets you choose whether to embed the entire post or just a specific video element has been enabled by X. It implies that a video can be embedded both inside the body of a post and as a stand-alone. This new functionality could be helpful in a couple of ways, including helping to present videos that originate from X on other websites. It will also be useful when it comes to adding context to your blog post, for example. However, it could reduce brand exposure for X, which is probably the reason the feature was not enabled before now. In other news, Elon Musk has confirmed that its AI chatbot, Grok, is scheduled to be launched this week. This is coming a couple of weeks after the company announced that it was getting set to throw its hat into the AI ring. In a tweet last week, Musk said the product will be launched to all X Premium+ subscribers this week. App developer Nima Owji shared a screenshot showing that Grok will require a subscription from non-Premium+ users in order to use it. As part of additional benefits that were previously disclosed when the product...
Google Messages Rolls Out New Features: What You Need to Know?
Google Messages New Features Google champions RCS, the mobile messaging protocol. In line with that, the company announced some new features. But first, Google stated that: “Today marks a new milestone that we are incredibly proud of: There are now more than one billion monthly active users with RCS enabled in Google Messages. We are grateful to our partners and our users that have advocated for RCS over the years — it’s been a lot of work to get here, and we want to thank you. Beyond Google Messages, there are other messaging clients that use RCS and we are pleased that Apple also took their first step two weeks ago in announcing that they’re embracing RCS.” – Google New Features One of the new features is similar to iOS. This new feature is associated with your Google account to create a Contact Poster-like profile. That is, it has your name and photo. The company is also adding Photomoji. It enables you to crop people out of your photos. Then, you can use those photos to react to messages the same way you would with an emoji. For instance, you can turn your cat photos into reactions. This feature is...