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YouTube Expands Alerts on Doubtlessly Offensive Feedback, Updates Creator Cost Course of

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02
Mar

YouTube is expanding its warnings on potentially offensive comments to desktop, while it’s also updating its payment system, which will see YouTube creator payments going to a separate account within AdSense. First off, on comment warnings – back in 2020, YouTube launched new comment warnings in the mobile app which are displayed whenever YouTube detects […]

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Twitter Says that its Prompts on Probably Offensive Tweet Replies Decreased Unfavorable Interactions by 30%

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04
Feb

It’s interesting to see what effect even the slightest level of friction can have on negative behaviors online, and how it can reduce unnecessary fear or disagreement, just through a basic heads-up. Last February, Twitter re-launched its test of warning prompts on tweet replies which Twitter’s automated systems had determined could contain potentially offensive remarks. […]

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Twitter Checks New ‘Articles’ Possibility, Doubtlessly Enabling Lengthy-Form Posts within the App

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03
Feb

This could be interesting. For a long time, Twitter’s been trying to work out the best way to enable people to share more expansive comments and thoughts in the app, which many people already do by adding screenshots of notes to their tweets. Indeed, back in 2016, when then Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey explained that […]

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Twitter Assessments New Self-Reporting Possibility for Doubtlessly Delicate Pictures and Movies in Tweets

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08
Dec

Twitters test a new option This allows users to add their own sensitive content warning screens to images attached to tweets and provides another way to limit unwanted exposure to graphic content. People use Twitter to discuss what’s going on in the world, which sometimes means sharing worrying or sensitive content. We’re testing an option […]

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