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September, 2020
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29 September
TikTok Creators Fail to Stop Pending Ban in U.S. App Stores
A judge denied an attempt by a group of TikTok creators to temporarily block the pending ban of the video-sharing app on U.S. app stores, which is set to happen within the day. Douglas Marland, Cosette Rinab, and Alec Chambers said in a temporary restraining order request to the U.S. ...
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28 September
TikTok Stays in App Stores As U.S. Judge Temporarily Blocks Ban
A federal judge in Washington DC has granted TikTok’s motion for a preliminary injunction, thereby preventing President Trump’s TikTok ban from taking effect this evening, at midnight, as originally expected. Judge Carl J. Nichols made the ruling on the evening of Sunday, September 27, just hours before the popular TikTok ...
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27 September
Here’s how to get the anime filter on Snapchat
Snapchat’s popular Anime Style filter makes you look like a real-life anime character. Source link
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26 September
How to repost on Instagram
There’s no official way to repost someone else’s content on Instagram, but there are a few basic workarounds. Source link
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25 September
The best vlogging cameras for 2020
Thanks to their superior image quality, ergonomics, and usability, these are the best cameras for vlogging. Source link
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24 September
Twitter’s experiment to get you to read stories actually worked
Twitter says more people are actually opening up articles and reading them thanks to a new notification. Source link
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23 September
Users report Instagram issues Wednesday
Instagram users are reporting issues with the social platform Wednesday afternoon. Source link
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22 September
Ex-YouTube content moderator describes horrors of job in lawsuit
A former YouTube content moderator sued the platform for failing to protect her mental health after she was forced to watch graphic and disturbing videos. Source link
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21 September
Facebook Rights Manager Now Searches for Image Theft
Facebook will soon protect images with the same technology the company already uses to automatically police protected music and videos. On Monday, September 21, Facebook launched Rights Manager for Images to limited Pages, a tool that allows photographers to upload their images to a database for Facebook’s bots to search ...