Meta's tools use artificial intelligence to generate background images for products, come up with different variations of advertising copy or automatically resize ads to fit on Instagram or Facebook
Meta will charge the users $17 for the desktop versions of Facebook and Instagram together in the coming weeks
Meta plans to give Facebook and Instagram users in Europe the option of paying for ad-free versions of the social media platforms as a way to comply with the continent's strict data privacy rules, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. The company wants to charge users about 10 euros (USD 10.50) a month to use Instagram or Facebook without ads on desktop browsers, the newspaper reported, citing unnamed people familiar with the proposal. Adding more accounts would cost 6 euros each. Prices for mobile would be higher, at roughly 13 euros a month, because Meta needs to account for commissions charged by the Apple and Google app stores on in-app payments, the newspaper said. Meta reportedly is hoping to roll out paid subscriptions in the coming months as a way to comply with European Union data privacy rules that threaten its lucrative business model of showing personalised ads to users. Meta would give users the choice between continuing to use the platforms with ads or paying for
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Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan took a playful dig at former teammate Cheteshwar Pujara on his Instagram video
The lack of an account delete option on Threads without having to delete the Instagram account has drawn criticism from users since the launch of the social media platform
Meta said Quest 3 headset would allow users to view their surroundings while seamlessly interacting with virtual objects in their physical space
Unlike X, which offers this feature only to premium subscribers, the edit feature will be open to everybody on Instagram's Threads
Users can now quote a post on Threads similar to the X (formerly Twitter) on its web client. It is yet another feature that brings Threads closer to X in terms of user experience
ChatGPT Plus subscription allows users to employ the updated GPT-4 large language model to generate long-form content
Meta has started blocking news on its Facebook and Instagram platforms for all users in Canada in response to a new law requiring internet giants to pay news publishers
It would be applied at 3% on gross taxable New Zealand digital services revenue, similar to the taxes adopted by other jurisdictions such as France and the UK
It's unclear what other functionality the Threads product update will include. The company declined to comment
Earlier this month, Mark Zuckerberg had posted on Threads that users can expect a web version in the 'next few weeks'
When contacted for comment, X confirmed the delay was removed but did not elaborate
Apart from making the B2B app user-friendly for retailers, the FMCG major is looking to expand Samadhan, which cuts delivery time to just a day
Virat Kohli, who is the most followed Indian on Instagram, has now emerged as one of India's top earners on Instagram
Alongside, Meta has rolled out Threads support for rel=me links to help verify users' identity on platforms like Mastodon
Threads could help bring the center of internet culture back to Meta, once again making it a place where things happen first
The powerful algorithms used by Facebook and Instagram to deliver content to users have increasingly been blamed for amplifying misinformation and political polarisation. But a series of groundbreaking studies published Thursday suggest addressing these challenges is not as simple as tweaking the platforms' software. The four research papers, published in Science and Nature, also reveal the extent of political echo chambers on Facebook, where conservatives and liberals rely on divergent sources of information, interact with opposing groups and consume distinctly different amounts of misinformation. Algorithms are the automated systems that social media platforms use to suggest content for users by making assumptions based on the groups, friends, topics and headlines a user has clicked on in the past. While they excel at keeping users engaged, algorithms have been criticised for amplifying misinformation and ideological content that has worsened the country's political ...