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Meta on Thursday previewed new tools relying on AI that are in development, including ChatGPT-like chatbots for Messenger and WhatsApp that offer different 'personas'. The firm is also working on a feature or Instagram to modify images using text prompts and generate emoji stickers using AI for its chat apps.

Meta has announced that new features are coming to the Messenger app for encrypted conversations. The list of new features includes personalised chat themes, customised chat emojis and reactions, group profile photos, and more for end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) chats. Chats with E2EE enabled by default is a feature that is currently under testing and ...

Twitter is testing a Status feature for a limited time. It will allow select users to assign one of several predetermined labels to their tweets, saving a lot of characters. The feature appears to be similar to Facebook’s status feature that allowed users to compose posts by selecting prewritten labels. There’s currently no word on when the fea...

WhatsApp is reportedly working on a Quick Reactions feature that allows users to respond to status updates using emoji without leaving comments. The functionality, which is still in development, is expected to offer up to eight emoticons. The feature is reportedly not made available for beta testing yet.

Facebook Messenger has been updated to alert users when a screenshot is captured in a Secret Conversation, while adding new functionality to the end-to-encrypted chat feature. Users will be able to send GIFs, stickers, react with emoji and quote reply to messages, while using Secret Conversations, according to the company.

Telegram Messenger has added support for in-app translation, allowing users to read messages in their preferred language. The messaging service has also added support for spoiler text formatting on its apps, and added support for themed QR codes for users and groups with a public username. Telegram users will also be able to react to messages using...

WhatsApp Web and desktop app are reportedly getting photo editing tools, a feature that has been present only on the mobile app till now. These tools will allow users to edit photos with an additional option to add stickers before sending them.

Facebook Messenger gets a new expression tool called Soundmojis. The feature offers audio alongside emojis for the extra oomph while having conversations. Soundmojis are currently available on the mobile app versions of Facebook Messenger only, and we couldn’t find them on Facebook for Web.

Telegram has updated its app with group video calling support. The update is meant for users across mobile devices, tablets, and desktops who can now convert their audio chats into group video calls. The latest Telegram update also includes a handful of interface-level changes, including animated backgrounds, new message sending animations, and new...

Twitter could soon release emoji reactions for tweets, much like what Facebook and LinkedIn have for their posts. The reactions could include Likes, Cheer, Hmm, Sad, and Haha. These emojis were spotted by reverse engineering excerpt Jane Manchun Wong on Twitter. "We're always exploring additional ways for people to express themselves in conversatio...

Zoom’s latest update brings a ton of features to the video calling platform. Zoom lets users react with all emojis present in its library. Alongside, users can also use the Vanishing Pen tool that quickly clears the annotated text from the screen.

Facebook's Instagram is rolling out a feature to prevent users from viewing possibly abusive messages by filtering offensive words, phrases and emojis on the photo-sharing app.

Facebook on Thursday removed ads by President Donald Trump's campaign containing a symbol used by Nazi Germany, the latest move in a heated battle over inflammatory political content on social media.

Twitter is reportedly testing a new feature that will allow users to react to a tweet with an emoji. The feature is tipped by notable reverse engineering expert Jane Manchun Wong who claims that users will also be able to react to the tweet with "Fleet", once it is rolled out.

Facebook has added a new Care reaction, giving users an additional way to show their support to other users amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

Meta on Thursday previewed new tools relying on AI that are in development, including ChatGPT-like chatbots for Messenger and WhatsApp that offer different 'personas'. The firm is also working on a feature or Instagram to modify images using text prompts and generate emoji stickers using AI for its chat apps.

Meta has announced that new features are coming to the Messenger app for encrypted conversations. The list of new features includes personalised chat themes, customised chat emojis and reactions, group profile photos, and more for end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) chats. Chats with E2EE enabled by default is a feature that is currently under testing and ...

Twitter is testing a Status feature for a limited time. It will allow select users to assign one of several predetermined labels to their tweets, saving a lot of characters. The feature appears to be similar to Facebook’s status feature that allowed users to compose posts by selecting prewritten labels. There’s currently no word on when the fea...

WhatsApp is reportedly working on a Quick Reactions feature that allows users to respond to status updates using emoji without leaving comments. The functionality, which is still in development, is expected to offer up to eight emoticons. The feature is reportedly not made available for beta testing yet.

Facebook Messenger has been updated to alert users when a screenshot is captured in a Secret Conversation, while adding new functionality to the end-to-encrypted chat feature. Users will be able to send GIFs, stickers, react with emoji and quote reply to messages, while using Secret Conversations, according to the company.

Telegram Messenger has added support for in-app translation, allowing users to read messages in their preferred language. The messaging service has also added support for spoiler text formatting on its apps, and added support for themed QR codes for users and groups with a public username. Telegram users will also be able to react to messages using...

WhatsApp Web and desktop app are reportedly getting photo editing tools, a feature that has been present only on the mobile app till now. These tools will allow users to edit photos with an additional option to add stickers before sending them.

Facebook Messenger gets a new expression tool called Soundmojis. The feature offers audio alongside emojis for the extra oomph while having conversations. Soundmojis are currently available on the mobile app versions of Facebook Messenger only, and we couldn’t find them on Facebook for Web.

Telegram has updated its app with group video calling support. The update is meant for users across mobile devices, tablets, and desktops who can now convert their audio chats into group video calls. The latest Telegram update also includes a handful of interface-level changes, including animated backgrounds, new message sending animations, and new...

Twitter could soon release emoji reactions for tweets, much like what Facebook and LinkedIn have for their posts. The reactions could include Likes, Cheer, Hmm, Sad, and Haha. These emojis were spotted by reverse engineering excerpt Jane Manchun Wong on Twitter. "We're always exploring additional ways for people to express themselves in conversatio...

Zoom’s latest update brings a ton of features to the video calling platform. Zoom lets users react with all emojis present in its library. Alongside, users can also use the Vanishing Pen tool that quickly clears the annotated text from the screen.

Facebook's Instagram is rolling out a feature to prevent users from viewing possibly abusive messages by filtering offensive words, phrases and emojis on the photo-sharing app.

Facebook on Thursday removed ads by President Donald Trump's campaign containing a symbol used by Nazi Germany, the latest move in a heated battle over inflammatory political content on social media.

Twitter is reportedly testing a new feature that will allow users to react to a tweet with an emoji. The feature is tipped by notable reverse engineering expert Jane Manchun Wong who claims that users will also be able to react to the tweet with "Fleet", once it is rolled out.

Facebook has added a new Care reaction, giving users an additional way to show their support to other users amidst the coronavirus pandemic.