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The wait is over for Instagram users who want to change the captions of their retro-style photographs. Since its launch in 2010, users of the photo-sharing app have had to put up typos in their captions because they couldn’t be corrected after publication. But now the California-based company has at last added an editing tool. […]
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Since Wednesday this week, it’s become harder to avoid WhatsApp messages, or at least claim that you haven’t seen them. The Facebook-owned app has started displaying two blue ticks in the bottom right-hand corner of an individual message to show that it has been read. And clicking on the message will show you the precise
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The button, which will appear at the top of user news feeds, will enable an easy donation to groups such as International Medical Corps, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and Save the Children. “In times of crisis, people turn to Facebook to learn about what’s happening, share their experiences and
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The Internet can be a scary place. There are people on the web who are looking to take advantage of you for their own personal gain. These people are likely looking to confuse or convince you that they are someone you should be sharing important information with. In an effort to improve your digital safety,
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Facebook has launched a new ‘messageboard’ app allowing people to set up online chat rooms. Called Rooms, it is designed to reignite the online messageboard chat of the early internet. Unlike Facebook, it does not require people to use their real name. ‘One of the magical things about the early days of the web was
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While many people assume Snapchatting involves teenagers passing revealing pictures between themselves—is this true? We really wouldn’t know—there’s actually much more to the app than that. Read on for some of the alternative uses and extra features on offer. 1. Instant messaging Did you notice Snapchat rolled out IM functionality back in May? That means
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It is a problem we’ve all had – trying to remember the password for your favourite app or website. Now, Twitter claims it has a solution – your phone number. Today it launched digits, a new system allowing people to log into apps with a phone number. Digits is a standalone service any app developer
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Twitter will allow users to play podcasts, music and other audio clips direct from their timelines for the first time. The firm unveiled a new ‘audio card’. It hopes the move will convince artists to debut new songs on the platform. ‘With a single tap, the Twitter Audio Card lets you discover and listen to
Snapchat has warned its users against using third-party apps that let you save photos and videos, saying they ‘can’t be trusted’. The company has been in the headlines over ‘The Snappening’, which saw a file containing 90,000 photos and 10,000 videos of Snapchat users – many of whom are teenagers – being posted online. The
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How do most people try to get over a bad mood on Facebook? They search for friends who are even worse off than they are, a new study suggests. “Generally, most of us look for the positive on social media sites,” study co-author Dr. Benjamin Johnson, an assistant professor at VU University in Amsterdam, said
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