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Meta Brings Support for Emoji Reactions, Backgrounds to End-to-End Encrypted Messenger Chats: All Details
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 ...
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WhatsApp Getting Quick Reactions, May Offer 8 Emojis to Choose From: Report
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.
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Facebook Messenger Adds Screenshot Alerts, GIFs, Stickers, Reactions, More to Secret Conversations
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.
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Facebook Messenger, Instagram Get Cross-App Group Chat Feature, Group Typing Indicators, More
Facebook has announced the launch of new features for Messenger and Instagram, including cross-app group chats, new group typing indicators, and polls in Instagram DMs.
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Twitter May Soon Launch Facebook-Like Emoji Reactions for Tweets
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...
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Facebook, Twitter's Cautious Reaction To Government's Digital Rulebook
Social media platforms Facebook and Twitter have said they welcome many aspects of the new digital media rules issued by the Central government, but hedged a full reaction citing the need to study the fine print of the guidelines. They also reaffirmed their intent of working with the authorities on matters that will ultimately ensure a healthy onli...
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Twitter Testing New Emoji Tweet Reactions, Tipster Claims
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.
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Facebook Adding a New ‘Care’ Reaction Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Facebook has added a new Care reaction, giving users an additional way to show their support to other users amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
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Twitter Direct Messages Get Emoji Reactions Support
Twitter on Thursday rolled out new emoji reactions for Direct Messages to all users on Android, iOS, and Web.
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LinkedIn Reactions Go Beyond the Simple 'Like', Aping Facebook
LinkedIn’s latest feature takes inspiration from Facebook, offering new reactions that blend in more appropriately with the social network’s career-focused approach
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Meta Brings Support for Emoji Reactions, Backgrounds to End-to-End Encrypted Messenger Chats: All Details
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 ...
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WhatsApp Getting Quick Reactions, May Offer 8 Emojis to Choose From: Report
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.
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Facebook Messenger Adds Screenshot Alerts, GIFs, Stickers, Reactions, More to Secret Conversations
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.
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Facebook Messenger, Instagram Get Cross-App Group Chat Feature, Group Typing Indicators, More
Facebook has announced the launch of new features for Messenger and Instagram, including cross-app group chats, new group typing indicators, and polls in Instagram DMs.
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Twitter May Soon Launch Facebook-Like Emoji Reactions for Tweets
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...
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Facebook, Twitter's Cautious Reaction To Government's Digital Rulebook
Social media platforms Facebook and Twitter have said they welcome many aspects of the new digital media rules issued by the Central government, but hedged a full reaction citing the need to study the fine print of the guidelines. They also reaffirmed their intent of working with the authorities on matters that will ultimately ensure a healthy onli...
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Twitter Testing New Emoji Tweet Reactions, Tipster Claims
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.
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Facebook Adding a New ‘Care’ Reaction Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Facebook has added a new Care reaction, giving users an additional way to show their support to other users amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
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Twitter Direct Messages Get Emoji Reactions Support
Twitter on Thursday rolled out new emoji reactions for Direct Messages to all users on Android, iOS, and Web.
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LinkedIn Reactions Go Beyond the Simple 'Like', Aping Facebook
LinkedIn’s latest feature takes inspiration from Facebook, offering new reactions that blend in more appropriately with the social network’s career-focused approach
