Twitter users will be able to appeal account suspension
Twitter says users will be able to appeal account suspension under its criteria for reinstatement, which will commence February 1. According to Reuters, Twitter accounts will only be suspended for severe or ongoing and repeat violations of the platform’s policies. Severe policy violation in this case would mean engaging in illegal content or activity, inciting or threatening violence or harm, and engaging in targeted harassment...
YouTube Music’s mood filters are now available on the web
Image Credit: 9to5google YouTube Music has brought mood filters to the web after over two years since the activity tab was launched. The activity bar has various moods to tune what appears in your Home feed. You can now locate it on web; and just like on tablets, the new addition is aligned to the left and appears beneath the app par where you switch between Home, Explore, Library, and Search. As per 9to5google, pill-shaped buttons,...
Twitter has published its annual events calendar
Twitter’s annual events calendar has been published, and it is time to map out your content calendar for 2023. I am sure this is one tool that will be of great help to many content creators, especially as it helps to highlight all of the key dates and celebrations that you need to get going. The annual events calendar is an interactive one, and displays an overview of important dates that could help in your strategy. The calendar also...
Google working on new options to enable you create profile on Messages
Google seems to be working on a new feature that will enable you to create profile with your email on Messages. A Reddit user who stumbled upon the new feature posted a screenshot online. According to the screenshot shared by u/seeareeff, the feature looks like a “Profile” in Messages. If the feature becomes available sometimes in the future, the Profile feature may work same way as WhatsApp, Telegram and the likes. According to the...
YouTube and Arizona University launch in-app Crash course for users
YouTube has collaborated with the Arizona University to launch an in-app Crash Course for users. The YouTube’s new ‘Study Hall’ initiative is designed to make college education more readily available to everyone. This will be possible through explainers on the higher education process, along with preparatory courses and elements; these, according to YouTube, can eventually lead to an actual course. “Study Hall is a new approach...