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Twitter could make one of the biggest changes to its user interface in its history with Facebook-style emoji reactions for tweets, says Hong Kong-based app researcher and tipster Jane Manchun Wong.
Announcement was made during the Google I/O developer conference Tuesday Update will also suggest ways to avoid passive voice or offensive language Alphabet Inc's CEO says he has made advocating for social justice a priority In another move the company said by this fall its Pixel smartphones would better capture darker skin tones and curly and wavy hair in photos Google has in the past been forced to apologize over its predictive algorithms In 2018 Google was forced to remove gender pronouns from predictive text The feature stopped suggesting pronouns that indicate a gender such as 'h...
2. Create and manage labels Are you a super-organized type? You probably already know Gmail uses labels, not folders, to sort your mail. Once you create a label, you can search for it in the search bar and find emails under the label name. You can assign multiple labels to an email, too, for easy cross-referencing. To label a specific email: Open the email, then click on the Label icon under the search bag. It looks like a small tag. Choose from an existing label, if you already have some set up, or create a new one by typing in the name.
Facebook is adding more censorship to its platform with new pop-ups that appear when a user attempts to share an article they did not click on to read. The goal is to reduce misinformation.
The feature uses AI to detect offensive language in drafts of newly-typed replies It sends users a notification asking them if they'd like to review their message Users are also free to ignore the warning message and post their reply anyway The feature was tested last year but has now been rolled out for Android and iOS Twitter's improved AI detection means the feature accounts for 'friendly banter'