Recently, a change in Hinge’s algorithm has resulted in hundreds of users being “shadowbanned” from the platform. Users affected by the change reported difficulties in receiving matches and messages even though their profiles had remained online. So how exactly does Hinge decide who you date? At its core, Hinge is a matchmaking app that uses… Continue reading ‘I Was Shadowbanned:’ How Hinge’s Algorithm Decides Who You Date
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More newsrooms bail on Twitter as Musk meddles with account labels
In recent weeks, a large number of newsrooms have decided to stop their presence on Twitter, as Elon Musk takes a keen interest in who gets the verified account labels on the platform. In late January 2021, Twitter announced that it would be suspending verification, the process of assigning a iconic blue checkmark symbol to… Continue reading More newsrooms bail on Twitter as Musk meddles with account labels
The Fitbit-to-Google account migration will start this summer
The Fitbit-to-Google account migration is set to start this summer, with the development of a tool to help in the transfer process for Fitbit owners. The new migration tool follows Google’s acquisition of the fitness tracking company in November last year. Under the new system, Fitbit users will be able to register with their email… Continue reading The Fitbit-to-Google account migration will start this summer
Google follows Apple by introducing account deletion policy for Android apps
Even the most tech-savvy can be thrown for a loop when it comes to managing digital privacy. With the launch of a new account deletion policy for Android apps by Google, the tech giant is bringing a level of convenience and security to the process of controlling and deleting data. The new feature works much… Continue reading Google follows Apple by introducing account deletion policy for Android apps
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Congressional Twitter Account Suspended for ‘Vengeance’ Post
On January 27th, 2021, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican Representative from Georgia, posted a tweet to her congressional Twitter account that alluded to violence against her Democratic colleagues. Universal was the shock and outrage expressed by many on social media as well as from around the political spectrum, even within her own party. As a result,… Continue reading Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Congressional Twitter Account Suspended for ‘Vengeance’ Post
How to keep your Twitter secure without giving Elon Musk any money
Social media security is an important issue to consider in today’s online world. With so many businesses and individuals attempting to gain access to user data, it’s essential to take precautions to ensure your online identity remains safe. One of the most popular social networks on the web is Twitter, and while its various security… Continue reading How to keep your Twitter secure without giving Elon Musk any money
Twitter Blue Bug Seems to Let Users Keep Their Checkmark Without Paying
In recent news, social media users have been discussing a mysterious bug discovered on Twitter that allows certain members to keep their verification blue check mark without paying the microblogging website. Twitter has not made any official announcement regarding this issue, but users on the app have noticed a peculiar outcome when attempting to unlink… Continue reading Twitter Blue Bug Seems to Let Users Keep Their Checkmark Without Paying
Don’t worry, your legacy G Suite account still isn’t moving to Google Workspace
Despite the introduction of Google Workspace, a bundle of Google’s committed cloud-based applications, Google has affirmed that it’s not moving any legacy G Suite users to Google Workspace. G Suite accounts are currently in their own industry and actually serve as the first generation of users of the entire Google Cloud Platform. As such, both… Continue reading Don’t worry, your legacy G Suite account still isn’t moving to Google Workspace
Netflix’s anti-password sharing will force you to sign in once a month – or get blocked
In recent news, Netflix has enacted a new policy that could ban users from sharing passwords for login. The streaming giant intends to prevent people from accessing accounts for free by requiring users to sign in, or “re-authenticate,” their accounts once every month. Under the policy, a user who has an account but is not… Continue reading Netflix’s anti-password sharing will force you to sign in once a month – or get blocked