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New rules on TikTok app will no longer be allowed to send or receive direct messages.

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It is the first time a major social-media platform has blocked private messaging by teenagers, on a global scale. Until now, all users have been able to send direct messages to others, when both accounts follow each other. The change means those under the age of 16 will no longer be able to communicate privately on the platform under any circumstances. They will still be able to post publicly in the comments sections of videos. TikTok says those affected will receive an in-app notification soon and will lose access to direct messages on 30 April. The limit is based on the date of birth added to the account when it is created - but no verification takes place and the system is based on trust.The interesting thing here is that TikTok's biggest group of users are teenagers. This restriction will impact a large number of their core demographic. Depending on how cynical you are, you could view this as TikTok following the same strategy as Facebook and others, whereby ...
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Facebook Dark mode Rolling out in App

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Good news, who are eagerly waiting for Dark mode feature in Facebook mobile application Facebook has started rolling out Dark Mode support on mobile users and the feature is currently live with some users globally. Facebook Dark Mode interface will not be completely black like on Instagram and Messenger but a grayscale design with white accents for logos and icons. The social network confirmed to Social Media that Dark Mode for mobile is live for "a small percentage of users globally right now." Facebook has been slow to introduce support for Dark Mode to all of its apps. Some users posted screenshots of Facebook Dark Mode on Twitter, which appears as an option in the Facebook app settings. In May, Facebook rolled out the much-awaited Dark Mode on its revamped and immersive desktop app for all users. The Dark Mode helps users enjoy lower brightness, alongside contrast and vibrancy, thus minimising screen glare for use in low light. Similar to mobile experience, the ...
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Online Artificial Intelligence Course for Free to Students offered by MHRD.

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The Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD) has invited students to take a dedicated online artificial intelligence course for free. Although the course is open to anyone interested, it can especially be beneficial for postgraduate students who wish to learn more about using artificial intelligence to solve real-world problems. The online course is being offered on the UGC MOOCs portal, which is a vertical of the SWAYAM initiative of MHRD. What Does the Free Artificial Intelligence Course Consist Of? The free online artificial intelligence course comprises of 36 learning modules, and each topic is explained in detail. The modules consist of both e-text (over ten to 14 pages) that can be downloaded in the pdf format, as well as a self-learning video (around twenty minutes) wherein experts from reputable institutions give a lecture on a topic related to artificial intelligence. Furthermore, an option to take a print-out of e-text for students’ convenience is also avail...
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Google Chrome's decision on heavy Ads.

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Though until now, we have faced lot of irritation with heavy flash ads in various websites. it will drain more battery and out of smooth running of devices. The issue started with Flash ads, but even today’s flash-free animated ads can really bog a browser down, and that’s not even mentioning ads which are actually crypto-currency miners. Google has announced that starting in August, they will be blocking resource-heavy ads by default. Recently discovered that a fraction of a percent of ads consume a disproportionate share of device resources, such as battery and network data, without the user knowing about it,” said Marshall Vale, a product manager on the Chrome team. “These ads (such as those that mine cryptocurrency, are poorly programmed, or are unoptimized for network usage) can drain battery life, saturate already strained networks, and cost money. Google’s criteria are as following: If an ad uses 4MB of network data, 15 seconds of CPU usage in any 30-second ...
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