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  • A Whatsapp Feature That Will Change Calling

    A Whatsapp Feature That Will Change Calling

    Canada Global(Web News) In the Meta-owned messaging app, you can’t make voice calls to people who are not yet in your contact list. But now it seems that this flaw has been fixed by WhatsApp. Going. Also in 2023, a report said that WhatsApp is working on a feature that will allow users to easily send messages to people who are not in their contact list. Yet. That feature hasn’t been rolled out but now WhatsApp is working on an in-app dialer.

    According to a report by WABetaInfo, this new phone dialer has been introduced in the beta (beta version) of Android devices. Before this update, making audio calls in WhatsApp required saving contacts in the device’s address book. , but the new dialer will eliminate this need. Simply put, this dialer will make it possible for users to call people without saving the phone number. For this, the dialer icon will be visible in the lower right corner of the calling tab. Clicking on that will open the phone dialer.

    This means saving time as well as eliminating the need to add numbers to the contact list that need to be contacted once or twice. This will turn WhatsApp into a messaging app as well as a calling service. .This feature is definitely seen in the beta version but it is still being worked on and it is hard to say when it can be rolled out to all users.

  • In Facebook And Instagram It Is Possible To Create A Video By Just Typing

    In Facebook And Instagram It Is Possible To Create A Video By Just Typing

    Canada Global ( Web News ) Meta has introduced 2 new generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools. With the help of these tools, users will be able to create images or videos using written instructions.

    The tools, called Emo Video and Emo Edit, were announced by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Both tools will be available to users on Facebook and Instagram. A later statement from the company said that Emo Video Text-to-video creation will become very easy. According to the statement, the tool is based on the Emo model, which will allow users to create content of their choice through text, images or both.

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    The company said that this tool will work in 2 ways, one way will be to create images by promoting text and then create a video from those images and text. Another tool is to use EmoEdit for photo editing. It will be possible to remove or add background, color and other things.

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  • Google, Meta threaten to limit services in Canada over news bill

    Google, Meta threaten to limit services in Canada over news bill

    Canada Global (Web News) According to company officials speaking to Canadian MPs, Google and Meta will stop providing access to news items if legislation requiring internet companies to pay news publishers is approved.

    As part of a larger worldwide trend to have internet companies pay for journalism, Canada’s proposed legislation would require platforms, like Facebook’s parent Meta Platforms and Google’s parent Alphabet, to strike business arrangements and pay Canadian news publishers for their material.

    Richard Gingras, Google’s vice president of news, testified before a Senate committee on Wednesday that if the bill is passed, Google may be required to remove links to news articles found in Canadian search results. Gingras cited a “uncapped financial liability” if Google were required to compensate publishers for links to their websites.

    If the bill is approved as written, Meta would also stop offering news content in Canada, according to Rachel Curran, the organization’s director of public policy in that country.

    Ottawa’s proposal is comparable to a trailblazing measure that Australia approved in 2021, which also sparked threats to limit service from Google and Facebook. After the law was changed, both eventually reached agreements with Australian media companies.

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau referred to Google’s testing of limiting some Canadian customers’ access to news as a “terrible mistake” this year as a possible response to the legislation.

    According to Gingras, Google linked to Canadian news publishers more than 3.6 billion times last year, assisting these businesses in generating revenue from advertisements and new subscriptions.

    According to Curran, Facebook feeds provided Canadian publishers with more than 1.9 billion clicks in the year that ended in April 2022, amounting to free advertising worth an estimated $230 million.

  • India says new IT fact-checking unit will not censor journalism

    India says new IT fact-checking unit will not censor journalism

    Canada Global (Web News) According to Federal Minister on Friday, the proposed Indian government unit to fact-check stories on social media is not intended to control journalists or have any effect on media reporting.

    Online services like Facebook and Twitter run by Meta Platforms Inc. (META.O) are required to “make reasonable efforts” to not “publish, share, or host” any information about the government that is “fake, false, or misleading,” according to a recently modified IT regulation.

    Press freedom groups vehemently oppose the government-appointed unit, while Rajeev Chandrasekhar, India’s minister of state for IT, stated in an online conversation that it was “not true” that it was intended to “censor journalism.”

  • The company that owns Facebook will introduce an app or feature similar to Twitter

    The company that owns Facebook will introduce an app or feature similar to Twitter

    Canada Global Tv (Web News) Meta, the company that owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has decided
    To introduce Twitter’s ticker application or similar features on its legacy websites soon.

    In a meeting of Facebook’s top executives after Elon Musk took over the management of Twitter
    There was discussion about introducing similar features on Twitter’s ticker application or on Instagram or Facebook
    Top executives at Facebook’s parent company Metta believe Twitter is in trouble right now.
    And now it’s time to introduce its ticker application or features. The report of the American newspaper said that
    Meta executives were not immediately able to agree, however, using Instagram’s technology

    There was also talk of introducing a new Twitter ticker application. According to the report, various proposals were presented by the officials in the meeting.

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    And some officials suggested introducing Twitter-style features called Realtime or RealReels on Instagram or Facebook.

    It is too early to say whether Facebook will introduce a Twitter ticker application or whether Instagram or Facebook will offer Twitter-style features.
    Facebook is already notorious for copying features from rival applications, with TikTok and Twitter at the forefront.

  • Musk has postponed the relaunch of Twitter’s beleaguered paid service.

    Musk has postponed the relaunch of Twitter’s beleaguered paid service.

    Canada Global (Web News) Elon Musk has postponed the relaunch of his Twitter paid subscription service after the billionaire’s overhaul of the platform’s verification policies resulted in an increase in impostor accounts.

    Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who bought Twitter for $44 billion last month, said the launch would be delayed by two weeks to ensure it is “rock solid.”

    Musk tweeted on Tuesday, “Punting relaunch of Blue Verified to November 29th to ensure that it is rock solid.”

    Musk’s earlier decision to offer Twitter’s blue checkmark to any user for $7.99 a month resulted in a flood of impersonator accounts, including fake profiles of former US President Donald Trump and NBA star LeBron James.

    In an effort to clear up confusion and misinformation on the platform, Twitter suspended the new subscription service last week and added grey “official” badges to the profiles of public figures and major corporations.

    The initial Twitter verification system provided a free checkmark to verified notable people and accounts deemed to be of general interest.

    The prior checkmark policy, which was put in place to stop accounts from mimicking public figures, was criticised by Musk as a “lords and peasants system.”

    Following weeks of frantic upheaval at the social media behemoth that included enormous layoffs, high-profile resignations, and fleeing advertisers, Twitter has announced its most recent intentions.