Elon Musk announced the removal of block features on X. Whatsapp introduced a new feature where users can now send HD images and more. Here is a recap for you: Elon Musk, owner of the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), has announced the removal of the block feature, except for direct messages.
Users will still have the option to mute others. Musk stated that blocking made no sense. Muting prevents users from seeing posts by a muted account but allows for interactions.
This decision has raised concerns about potential online harassment. Musk, who acquired X in a $44 billion deal, has been implementing various changes, including layoffs, introducing Twitter Blue subscription, renaming the platform, and adding new features, as part of his vision for "Twitter 2.0." The upcoming Apple iPhone 15 series is expected to address charging speed concerns, with reports suggesting improvements of up to 35W. It remains uncertain if this enhancement will be exclusive to the Pro models or apply to all.
The series is also rumored to adopt USB Type-C ports due to EU regulations, marking a significant change. Additionally, the USB Type-C port might feature Thunderbolt support, enabling exceptionally fast data transfer speeds. These innovations align with Apple's historical pattern of introducing new features first on Pro models before extending them to others.
Starting from December 1, 2023, Google plans to delete inactive accounts that haven't been used for two years across its products and services. Users are advised to sign in at least once every two years to maintain their account's active status. Google will send reminder emails before taking any action, but once an account is deleted, it cannot be recovered, and the
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