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Why an Edit Button for Twitter Is Not as Simple as It Seems
Most people who use Twitter have had the experience: you fire off a quick tweet, realise it contains a typo, then get annoyed you can’t click “edit” to fix it. Twitter users have been clamouring for an edit button for years. So what’s the fuss about? Why has Twitter been so opposed to an edit button? The answer might be that it isn’t as s...
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Facebook's Like Button Makes Websites Liable, Top EU Court Rules
Facebook's 'Like' button makes third-party websites responsible for processing people's data under the European Union's privacy rules, according to the EU's top court.
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Twitter Gets Bookmark Feature With New Share Button on Mobile Platforms
The biggest highlight of the Twitter update is the addition of Bookmarks to allow users to save tweets for quicker access later.
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Indian Women Using Social Media to Fight Sexual Harassment
Interest in safety apps with SOS buttons to alert contacts and websites to report sexual harassment has surged in the past year or so.
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Facebook adds video call button to profiles
In order to popularise the not so popular video call feature on its website, Facebook had reportedly added a call (video) button.
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Facebook adds 'Send' button
Facebook is adding a "Send" button that lets people share website links with selected cadres instead of all Facebook friends
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Twitter broadens reach with "Follow" buttons
Twitter broadened its reach by letting websites add "Follow" buttons that visitors can click to begin tracking posts
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Facebook 'Like' button declared illegal in Germany
A German data protection authority is "unliking" Facebook's "Like" button. The state of Schleswig-Holstein's data protection commissioner, Thilo Weichert, on Friday ordered state institutions to shut down the fan pages on the social networking site and remove the "Like" button from their websites, saying it leads to profiling that violates German ...
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Facebook launches 'panic button' for British teens
Social networking website Facebook on Monday introduced a new Internet safety application which will allow British teenagers to report suspicious or inappropriate online behaviour.
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Why an Edit Button for Twitter Is Not as Simple as It Seems
Most people who use Twitter have had the experience: you fire off a quick tweet, realise it contains a typo, then get annoyed you can’t click “edit” to fix it. Twitter users have been clamouring for an edit button for years. So what’s the fuss about? Why has Twitter been so opposed to an edit button? The answer might be that it isn’t as s...
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Facebook's Like Button Makes Websites Liable, Top EU Court Rules
Facebook's 'Like' button makes third-party websites responsible for processing people's data under the European Union's privacy rules, according to the EU's top court.
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Twitter Gets Bookmark Feature With New Share Button on Mobile Platforms
The biggest highlight of the Twitter update is the addition of Bookmarks to allow users to save tweets for quicker access later.
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Indian Women Using Social Media to Fight Sexual Harassment
Interest in safety apps with SOS buttons to alert contacts and websites to report sexual harassment has surged in the past year or so.
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Facebook adds video call button to profiles
In order to popularise the not so popular video call feature on its website, Facebook had reportedly added a call (video) button.
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Facebook adds 'Send' button
Facebook is adding a "Send" button that lets people share website links with selected cadres instead of all Facebook friends
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Twitter broadens reach with "Follow" buttons
Twitter broadened its reach by letting websites add "Follow" buttons that visitors can click to begin tracking posts
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Facebook 'Like' button declared illegal in Germany
A German data protection authority is "unliking" Facebook's "Like" button. The state of Schleswig-Holstein's data protection commissioner, Thilo Weichert, on Friday ordered state institutions to shut down the fan pages on the social networking site and remove the "Like" button from their websites, saying it leads to profiling that violates German ...
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Facebook launches 'panic button' for British teens
Social networking website Facebook on Monday introduced a new Internet safety application which will allow British teenagers to report suspicious or inappropriate online behaviour.
