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Twitter just made a change to the way it displays images that has visual artists on the social network celebrating. In March, Twitter rolled out a limited test of uncropped, larger images in users’ feeds. Now, it’s declared those tests a success and improved the image sharing experience for everybody. no bird too tall, no […]

Twitter rolls out bigger images and cropping control on iOS ...

This entry was posted in Photography Social TC and tagged twitter on May 5, 2021 by Taylor Hatmaker

A 6-year-old died after being pulled under the Tread+. It’s unclear what the next move will be for the connected-fitness-equipment maker.

Peloton Recalls Treadmills After Injuries and a Child Death

This entry was posted in Gear on May 5, 2021 by Lauren Goode

Facebook’s controversial policy-setting supergroup issued its verdict on Trump’s fate Wednesday, and it wasn’t quite what most of us were expecting. We’ll dig into the decision to tease out what it really means, not just for Trump, but also for Facebook’s broader experiment in outsourcing difficult content moderation decisions and for just how independent the […]

Facebook’s Oversight Board throws the company a Trump-shaped curveball

This entry was posted in donald trump Social and tagged facebook social media twitter on May 5, 2021 by Taylor Hatmaker

Facebook is launching a new section of its app designed to connect neighbors and curate neighborhood-level news. The new feature, predictably called Neighborhoods, is available now in Canada and will be rolling out soon for U.S. users to test. As we reported previously, Neighborhoods has technically been around since at least October of last year, […]

Facebook launches Neighborhoods, a Nextdoor clone

This entry was posted in operating systems Social software TC world wide web and tagged facebook social media on May 5, 2021 by Taylor Hatmaker

A year ago, Twitter began testing a feature that would prompt users to pause and reconsider before they replied to a tweet using “harmful” language — meaning language that was abusive, trolling, or otherwise offensive in nature. Today, the company says it’s rolling improved versions of these prompts to English-language users on iOS and soon, […]

Twitter rolls out improved ‘reply prompts’ to cut down on ...

This entry was posted in Mobile Social trolls and tagged social media twitter on May 5, 2021 by Sarah Perez

A surge in interest for large-screen slates has prompted the company to inject an “Entertainment Space” into the user interface.

Google Remembers Android Tablets Exist, Adds a New Media Hub

This entry was posted in Gear on May 5, 2021 by Julian Chokkattu

Facebook’s content decision review body, a quasi-external panel that’s been likened to a ‘Supreme Court of Facebook’ but isn’t staffed by sitting judges, can’t be truly independent of the tech giant which funds it, has no legal legitimacy or democratic accountability, and goes by the much duller official title ‘Oversight Board’ (aka the FOB) — […]

Facebook’s hand-picked ‘oversight’ panel upholds Trump ban — for now

This entry was posted in donald trump hate speech Mark Zuckerberg Policy Social and tagged facebook social media on May 5, 2021 by Natasha Lomas

Halfway through my Monday afternoon workout last week, I got a message from a security researcher with a screenshot of my Peloton account data. My Peloton profile is set to private and my friend’s list is deliberately zero, so nobody can view my profile, age, city, or workout history. But a bug allowed anyone to […]

Peloton’s leaky API let anyone grab rider’s private account data

This entry was posted in Gadgets hacking privacy Security on May 5, 2021 by Zack Whittaker

Most digital productivity tools focus on what you have yet to do, but never celebrate what you’ve accomplished.

Forget To-Do Lists. You Really Need a ‘Got Done’ List

This entry was posted in Gear on May 5, 2021 by Stacy S. Kim