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Some people used the service to 'commit unspeakably heinous crimes,' its founder admits.

The company says notes are an easy way to share ideas and kick off conversations.

It'll let players chat together and organize raids.

The 'Cameo Fameo' just got a lot smaller.

It lets you keep players but filter any comments you don't want to hear.

You can now record and shape clips that are up to three minutes long.

First it's adding player cards that make it easier to see who your friends are.

For now, there appears to be no way to opt out.

How did the service not have these before?

Did anyone actually want this?

You can sign up to join a waitlist starting today.

The feature will be available on Android at first, and iOS later.

The fitness app says it's 'not yet a profitable company.'

It’s as easy as clicking the new share button.

The feature was released for iOS last September.

The most important changes are the ones you can’t see — yet.

What used to be a marketing exercise is now a revenue-generating tactic.

The company has decided to stick with the feature after extensive testing.

He doesn't believe politicians should be censored.

To help the cause, the company will donate money to different organizations.