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Google Messages Can Now Alert You Before You Open Potentially Explicit Videos
Google Messages is rolling out video detection for nudity and explicit content with the October 2025 Play Services update. The feature scans incoming and outgoing videos locally, powered by SafetyCore, keeping all media private. Explicit videos are automatically blurred, letting users review or delete them before viewing. Sensitive Content Warnings...
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WhatsApp Found to Be Testing Memoji-Like Avatars for Video Calls, Blur Tool on Desktop
WhatsApp has been spotted working on an ability to let users feature virtual avatars on video calls — just like Apple's Memoji. Separately, WhatsApp is found to be working on the ability to let users silently leave a particular group on the iPhone. WhatsApp for desktop has also been spotted working on a blur tool for images.
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Google Meet Adds Quick Settings Panel to Offer Access to Effects Before, During Video Calls: How to Use
Google Meet announced the arrival of a new settings panel for quick access to effects like background blur, background images, and styles. This quick access panel is accessible by tapping on the three-dotted option button and selecting ‘Apply visual effects’ to open the sidebar menu. It will be accessible before and during a video call.
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Google Photos Getting Updated Video Editor on Android, Pixel-Exclusive Features for Google One Subscribers
Google Photos for Android is getting an updated video editor with over 30 controls to choose from. Separately, Google has announced the debut of Pixel-exclusive features including Portrait Blur and Color Pop for non-Pixel users with Google One subscription.
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Google Meet Starts Getting 49-Person Grid View, Background Blur Feature
Google Meet is now getting two major updates that will allow users to add up to 49 people simultaneously in a video chat, and blur the background during a call. The updates will be fully rolled out in the coming weeks.
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Instagram Blocks Madonna’s Post Over COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation
Madonna has been censored on Instagram for spreading false information about a supposed COVID-19 cure. The pop diva claimed that a proven vaccine had been available for months but it was being kept secret.
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Skype for Windows, Mac, Linux Now Offers Predefined Backgrounds, Grid View for Up to 12 Participants
Skype for Windows, Mac, and Linux has been updated with predefined backgrounds that you can choose for your next video call. Mobile users have also received an update.
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Google Meet May Allow Users to Blur Their Background During Video Calls
Google Meet, the video conferencing service by Google, is reportedly working on a new feature that will blur users' background during a video call. The development was reportedly spotted in the APK teardown of Google Meet version 41.5 for Android
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Realme 6 Pro Update Brings March 2020 Android Security Patch, Bug Fixes: Users Report
Realme 6 Pro latest update brings fixes for the blurred screen issue while zooming to the maximum magnification in video mode.
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Chinese App Replaces Face With Leonardo DiCaprio's In "Deepfake" Videos
An app that allows users to virtually graft their faces onto actors in scenes from movies and television shows became the most popular iPhone download in China over the weekend, raising questions about the speed with which "deepfake" videos can blur truth online.
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Skype Introduces Background Blur for Video Calls on Desktop
This will enable Skype video callers to blur out the messy background of their homes for business-related conference calls.
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Google Messages Can Now Alert You Before You Open Potentially Explicit Videos
Google Messages is rolling out video detection for nudity and explicit content with the October 2025 Play Services update. The feature scans incoming and outgoing videos locally, powered by SafetyCore, keeping all media private. Explicit videos are automatically blurred, letting users review or delete them before viewing. Sensitive Content Warnings...
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WhatsApp Found to Be Testing Memoji-Like Avatars for Video Calls, Blur Tool on Desktop
WhatsApp has been spotted working on an ability to let users feature virtual avatars on video calls — just like Apple's Memoji. Separately, WhatsApp is found to be working on the ability to let users silently leave a particular group on the iPhone. WhatsApp for desktop has also been spotted working on a blur tool for images.
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Google Meet Adds Quick Settings Panel to Offer Access to Effects Before, During Video Calls: How to Use
Google Meet announced the arrival of a new settings panel for quick access to effects like background blur, background images, and styles. This quick access panel is accessible by tapping on the three-dotted option button and selecting ‘Apply visual effects’ to open the sidebar menu. It will be accessible before and during a video call.
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Google Photos Getting Updated Video Editor on Android, Pixel-Exclusive Features for Google One Subscribers
Google Photos for Android is getting an updated video editor with over 30 controls to choose from. Separately, Google has announced the debut of Pixel-exclusive features including Portrait Blur and Color Pop for non-Pixel users with Google One subscription.
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Google Meet Starts Getting 49-Person Grid View, Background Blur Feature
Google Meet is now getting two major updates that will allow users to add up to 49 people simultaneously in a video chat, and blur the background during a call. The updates will be fully rolled out in the coming weeks.
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Instagram Blocks Madonna’s Post Over COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation
Madonna has been censored on Instagram for spreading false information about a supposed COVID-19 cure. The pop diva claimed that a proven vaccine had been available for months but it was being kept secret.
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Skype for Windows, Mac, Linux Now Offers Predefined Backgrounds, Grid View for Up to 12 Participants
Skype for Windows, Mac, and Linux has been updated with predefined backgrounds that you can choose for your next video call. Mobile users have also received an update.
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Google Meet May Allow Users to Blur Their Background During Video Calls
Google Meet, the video conferencing service by Google, is reportedly working on a new feature that will blur users' background during a video call. The development was reportedly spotted in the APK teardown of Google Meet version 41.5 for Android
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Realme 6 Pro Update Brings March 2020 Android Security Patch, Bug Fixes: Users Report
Realme 6 Pro latest update brings fixes for the blurred screen issue while zooming to the maximum magnification in video mode.
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Chinese App Replaces Face With Leonardo DiCaprio's In "Deepfake" Videos
An app that allows users to virtually graft their faces onto actors in scenes from movies and television shows became the most popular iPhone download in China over the weekend, raising questions about the speed with which "deepfake" videos can blur truth online.
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Skype Introduces Background Blur for Video Calls on Desktop
This will enable Skype video callers to blur out the messy background of their homes for business-related conference calls.
