Twitter makes it easier to avoid the annoying 'For You' tab
The app will default to the timeline tab you last used.
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CNET pauses publication of AI-written stories amid controversy
Errors and a lack of disclosure created an uproar.
Instagram adds a new 'Quiet Mode' and recommendation controls
The features start rolling out today in the US and a few other countries.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
Wikipedia's first desktop design update in a decade doesn't rock the boat (updated)
The changes make it easier to read and search.
Twitter's For You tabbed interface starts rolling out on desktop web browsers
The design tweak arrived on iOS earlier this week.
Amazon brings Prime shipping to more third-party sites on January 31st
Buy with Prime offers free shipping and other perks — if you're also paying Amazon.
Google is making free anti-terrorism moderation tools for smaller websites
The technology may be needed to obey local content laws.
LockBit ransomware gang apologizes for SickKids hospital attack and offers free decryptor
The group blamed the incident on a partner.
Twitter 'Affiliate' badges arrive to combat brand impersonation
The company is also rolling out square profile pictures for brands.
Musk's new poll: Should I stay or go as Twitter CEO?
The exec added he would 'abide by the results of this poll.'
Twitter is shutting down Revue, the newsletter platform it bought last year
The company will delete related data early next year.
Twitter has reportedly dismissed Elon Musk's personal lawyer
The company is preparing for a series of legal battles over missed payments.
Twitter’s Community Notes feature starts rolling out globally
Elon Musk has claimed the tool will be a "gamechanger."
Twitter Blue will relaunch on Monday with an $11 per month price tag on iOS
The company paused the original rollout after trolls took advantage of the verification feature.
Vivaldi integrates Mastodon into its desktop browser
Users can add any Mastodon instance they want to the browser's web panel.
EU's 'right to be forgotten' now extends to inaccurate claims about people
Google will have to remove search results for provably false claims.
Most Twitter users can no longer create new "Moments"
The feature had allowed people to create curated collections of tweets.
North Korean hackers used an IE vulnerability to target South Koreans after Halloween tragedy
Google and Microsoft worked quickly to patch the zero-day.
Congress axes media revenue sharing bill after pushback from Google and Meta
Publishers could have asked for money for search links and social posts.
Facebook Dating finally adds age verification
Meta will ask users to provide a proof of ID or a video selfie to confirm their age.
