…law with restrictions on design practices that encourage compulsive screen use. Countries including Malaysia, Indonesia, and several states in India are passing laws to keep young users off the platforms. After years…
…Meta says that Instants are designed for casual, everyday photos. The standalone app is limited to select countries, as Meta says that it is an experiment. Images shared on the Instants app…
…see how users respond to it. "WhatsApp is testing a new, optional subscription called WhatsApp Plus, designed for users who want more ways to organize and personalize their experience. Premium features include…
For years, our social media experiences have been dominated by Big Tech players like Meta (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp), Google (YouTube), Snapchat, TikTok, and X. But a growing number of startups are taking…
…OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude both have chatbot modes designed specifically for helping users understand their health and make decisions. For example, you can open Claude and connect it to…
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…To this day, this rollout still appears extremely limited, with most users still seeing the pre-Liquid Glass interface. On TestFlight builds, however, Meta has continued experimenting with more Liquid Glass refinements…
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…As a result, users frequently encounter incomplete migrations, missing media, or failed backups. Against this backdrop, tools like Wondershare MobileTrans position themselves as an ultimate solution designed to simplify WhatsApp data transfer…
…Since then, Meta has been experimenting with its adaptation of the Liquid Glass redesign in other UI elements, such as the voice message player , the in-chat interface , message reactions , and context…