Apple is on a mission to expand its ads. The tech giant recently revealed how it had great plans of increasing the number of ads on its Today Tab, which is found on the App Store.
But that’s definitely not all. The company also hopes to add more ads to its separate app pages as confirmed by various leading tech news outlets like MacRumors and 9to5Mac recently.
With the new addition, users would now be seeing more ads across the search tab as well as in the search results.
As far as the Today tab is concerned, ads would pop up across the format used for larger cards that are designed for content. But Apple does plan on labeling the tiny blue-colored box with Ad, right beside the name of the app.
Meanwhile, ads popping up on separate app pages would appear under a separate heading that comes with the label, ‘you might also like.’ Hence, this would help users realize that the ad under question is similar to the content they’re seeing on the specific app.
Again, the label would be made prominent in a blue hue so as to keep it separate from different recommendations found on the app.
Another interesting piece of information that we’ve gotten to know, thanks to 9to5Mac is how ad buyers will not be able to interfere with these particular apps for such ads. However, it will definitely be relevant to a specific app that they’ve appeared under.
While the feature is yet to be rolled out right now, Apple says it’s definitely on a mission to test these ads out soon.
The company announced via a public blog post how these search ads give developers a plethora of chances of various sizes so they can grow and expand their ventures further.
They even compared it to the brand’s other similar offerings related to advertising, adding that they were created using the same format and system. Therefore, only content that has undergone approval from its product pages would be included. Also, they’d be following the same privacy guidelines as before.
We first witnessed Apple displaying ads in its search for the App Store in 2016. At that time, it requested user consent to allow personalized ads to come forward. Now, we’re seeing that expand further, which is a clear indication of how much the firm is keen on making money through new ways.
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by Dr. Hura Anwar via Digital Information World
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Sunday, July 31, 2022
The amount of suspended accounts on Twitter has dropped but not in the way you think
Everything has a dark side and the internet is no exception. The internet is filled with all types of people-both good and bad. Most of the social media platforms on the internet have regulations and moderators in place that prevent prohibited content from coming on to the app.
Twitter has these policies that help the platform stay safe and respectful by eradicating all tweets that can be disrespectful to people of any color, race or gender.
The tweets which violate the policies are removed and the user given a warning. If the violations continue the account is temporarily suspended.
A new transparency report from Twitter showed a significant decrease in the number of suspended accounts and the accounts which had content removed due to policy violation. In that report it was also highlighted that there was an increase in government requests to receive information and to check as to how often twitter observes with those requests.
But one specific thing to note is that while the number of violations is decreasing, a number of other violations are on the rise such as child exploitation. There is also an increase in the amount of journalists being targeted by the government. The report includes data from July to December 2021 and found some very interesting things.
This Transparency report showed that there was a huge decrease in the amount of accounts being actioned-this word meaning that an account was suspended because of violations.
The total amount of accounts that had been actioned dropped by 12% and the amount of accounts that had content removed decreased 14% when compared to the time that it was previously reported, but the total number of suspended accounts increased by 2%.
The reason behind this increase was not the use of bad language but it was child sexual exploitation. The total number for suspended accounts for sexual exploitation of minors was 600,000.
The second-largest reason for suspension of accounts is Impersonation. Many people want to take on the identity of famous people but there are some who take the identity of someone in order to ruin their life. The number of accounts suspended for this activity reached 119,508. It was followed by Illegal or certain regulated goods or services and sensitive media with 118,356 accounts suspended.
The last three main reasons for suspension were Hateful conduct with almost 104,565 accounts suspended. The runner up was Abuse and Harassment, which is something that most people think, is the main problem on the internet. Surprisingly violence was the last on the list with 41,386 accounts suspended.
Read next: Twitter Gives Its Blue Subscription Users A Heads Up About Its Price Hike For The First Time
by Arooj Ahmed via Digital Information World
Twitter has these policies that help the platform stay safe and respectful by eradicating all tweets that can be disrespectful to people of any color, race or gender.
The tweets which violate the policies are removed and the user given a warning. If the violations continue the account is temporarily suspended.
A new transparency report from Twitter showed a significant decrease in the number of suspended accounts and the accounts which had content removed due to policy violation. In that report it was also highlighted that there was an increase in government requests to receive information and to check as to how often twitter observes with those requests.
But one specific thing to note is that while the number of violations is decreasing, a number of other violations are on the rise such as child exploitation. There is also an increase in the amount of journalists being targeted by the government. The report includes data from July to December 2021 and found some very interesting things.
This Transparency report showed that there was a huge decrease in the amount of accounts being actioned-this word meaning that an account was suspended because of violations.
The total amount of accounts that had been actioned dropped by 12% and the amount of accounts that had content removed decreased 14% when compared to the time that it was previously reported, but the total number of suspended accounts increased by 2%.
The reason behind this increase was not the use of bad language but it was child sexual exploitation. The total number for suspended accounts for sexual exploitation of minors was 600,000.
The second-largest reason for suspension of accounts is Impersonation. Many people want to take on the identity of famous people but there are some who take the identity of someone in order to ruin their life. The number of accounts suspended for this activity reached 119,508. It was followed by Illegal or certain regulated goods or services and sensitive media with 118,356 accounts suspended.
The last three main reasons for suspension were Hateful conduct with almost 104,565 accounts suspended. The runner up was Abuse and Harassment, which is something that most people think, is the main problem on the internet. Surprisingly violence was the last on the list with 41,386 accounts suspended.
Read next: Twitter Gives Its Blue Subscription Users A Heads Up About Its Price Hike For The First Time
by Arooj Ahmed via Digital Information World
Saturday, July 30, 2022
Median Ransomware Payments Fall by 51% as Victims Refuse to Pay Hackers
Ransomware took the cybersecurity community by surprise when it first started getting used, and it became the bane of businesses throughout much of 2021 with all things having been considered and taken into account. In spite of the fact that this is the case, certain trends have been noted that seem to suggest that the wind has been taken out of this hacking method’s sails. One such trend that Coveware recently noted is that ransomware payment amounts seem to be decreasing.
The average amount paid out to ransomware attackers actually increased by 8% quarter over quarter, reaching $228,125 in the second quarter of 2022. With all of that having been said and now out of the way, it is important to note that this average is likely being inorganically increased by larger than average payments made by big name firms. If you take a look at the median, you’d see that this metric has seen a sharp decline of about 51% during the same interim.
Additionally, average ransomware payments have also decreased by as much as 33% from the fourth quarter of 2021. This suggests that the uptick this past quarter is just a blip, and it also indicates that victims are refusing to pay the ransoms that hackers are demanding.
Tactics such as having data backups on hand allow ransomware victims to avoid paying the demanded ransom, since the deletion of data from their servers would be an easily fixable issue. Also, it appears that ransomware is being used to target smaller and smaller firms. In the fourth quarter of 2020, the median size of companies impacted by ransomware attacks was about 235 employees. In the second quarter of 20220, this median company size plummeted to just 105 employees.
Hence, ransomware attackers are clearly being forced to make do with slimmer pickings. They can no longer target larger firms so they have to target smaller ones, and this is also going to reduce the median ransom since smaller companies won’t have the cash required to pay ransoms that are in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Read next: Microsoft and Facebook Top Most Popular In A Report Regarding Impersonation Phishing Scams
by Zia Muhammad via Digital Information World
The average amount paid out to ransomware attackers actually increased by 8% quarter over quarter, reaching $228,125 in the second quarter of 2022. With all of that having been said and now out of the way, it is important to note that this average is likely being inorganically increased by larger than average payments made by big name firms. If you take a look at the median, you’d see that this metric has seen a sharp decline of about 51% during the same interim.
Additionally, average ransomware payments have also decreased by as much as 33% from the fourth quarter of 2021. This suggests that the uptick this past quarter is just a blip, and it also indicates that victims are refusing to pay the ransoms that hackers are demanding.
Tactics such as having data backups on hand allow ransomware victims to avoid paying the demanded ransom, since the deletion of data from their servers would be an easily fixable issue. Also, it appears that ransomware is being used to target smaller and smaller firms. In the fourth quarter of 2020, the median size of companies impacted by ransomware attacks was about 235 employees. In the second quarter of 20220, this median company size plummeted to just 105 employees.
Hence, ransomware attackers are clearly being forced to make do with slimmer pickings. They can no longer target larger firms so they have to target smaller ones, and this is also going to reduce the median ransom since smaller companies won’t have the cash required to pay ransoms that are in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Read next: Microsoft and Facebook Top Most Popular In A Report Regarding Impersonation Phishing Scams
by Zia Muhammad via Digital Information World
We’d Need Five Earths if Everyone Lived Like Americans, How Do Other Nations Stack Up?
The planet is quickly hurtling towards a climate catastrophe, and drastic action needs to be taken if we want to prevent the impending damage that can occur. In spite of the fact that this is the case, many nations around the world seem to be doing the opposite of what they are supposed to do. For example, if every member of the human race lived like Americans do, we’d need five whole planets to facilitate that rate of resource consumption.
The US is not the worst offender in this list, with citizens of nations like Qatar and Bahrain using up to nine times more resources than the planet can sustain. With all of that having been said and now out of the way, it is important to note that neither of those nations are nearly as large as the US. With a population of well over 350 million people, the US is perhaps the single biggest contributor to climate change both on a macro level as well as on an individual level.
In spite of the fact that this is the case, there are many countries that are using approximately their fair share of resources such as Indonesia. If everyone lived like Indonesians, we’d only need 10% more resources than the Earth can provide. India performs even better, since despite its rapid industrialization the rising superpower uses 20% less resources than it would ideally be allotted.
Additionally, while China often gets cited as the biggest contributor to excessive resource consumption and carbon output, its per capita footprint is less than half of that of the US. China’s resource consumption rate would require 2.4 Earths if it occurred on a global scale, whereas the US has a per capita resource consumption that would require 5.1 planets if everyone lived that way.
This nation of 350 million people is consuming about as many resources as 1.8 billion should, which surpasses the populations of both China as well as India with all things having been considered and taken into account. Any changes need to come from America first.
H/T: Overshootday
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by Zia Muhammad via Digital Information World
The US is not the worst offender in this list, with citizens of nations like Qatar and Bahrain using up to nine times more resources than the planet can sustain. With all of that having been said and now out of the way, it is important to note that neither of those nations are nearly as large as the US. With a population of well over 350 million people, the US is perhaps the single biggest contributor to climate change both on a macro level as well as on an individual level.
In spite of the fact that this is the case, there are many countries that are using approximately their fair share of resources such as Indonesia. If everyone lived like Indonesians, we’d only need 10% more resources than the Earth can provide. India performs even better, since despite its rapid industrialization the rising superpower uses 20% less resources than it would ideally be allotted.
Additionally, while China often gets cited as the biggest contributor to excessive resource consumption and carbon output, its per capita footprint is less than half of that of the US. China’s resource consumption rate would require 2.4 Earths if it occurred on a global scale, whereas the US has a per capita resource consumption that would require 5.1 planets if everyone lived that way.
This nation of 350 million people is consuming about as many resources as 1.8 billion should, which surpasses the populations of both China as well as India with all things having been considered and taken into account. Any changes need to come from America first.
H/T: Overshootday
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by Zia Muhammad via Digital Information World
Investors Fear Meta’s Overly Ambitious Plans For The Metaverse Will Lead To Facebook’s Downfall
Investors are stepping up to the plate and voicing their concerns about CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s overly ambitious plans for the Metaverse and how it would lead to Facebook’s downfall.
Many feel the company will face an identity crisis and falter, similar to that seen by Yahoo in the past which has never managed to recover.
Some are already seeing Facebook align with Yahoo’s disaster. One veteran who has had plenty of experience working with executives from Facebook was recorded calling the current picture a replica of Yahoo from the past.
He even went as far as mentioning that Facebook may have already reached the point of no return, a huge difference from what it was around ten years back.
During the 1990s and the early 2000s, we saw Yahoo as a leading search gate for internet enthusiasts. But then, soon came its downfall, thanks to its slow response to changing trends in the world of digital ads. New archrivals were plenty and they overtook Yahoo’s position swiftly.
When we look at Facebook, the firm is eyeing TikTok as its biggest competitor. All of this has left Meta with no choice but to turn to its Metaverse or shall we say the world of digital reality. It strongly feels like this is the new future and people will love the virtual experience.
An ex-employee of the company even revealed how Zuckerberg feared so much for Facebook’s loss that he was left with no choice but to turn to the Metaverse as the firm was standing at a plateau in terms of its growth.
But he certainly wasn’t lying because if you take the current scenario into consideration, Facebook highlighted its faltering condition in its recent earnings report. Profits plunged by 36% and the firm showed a massive decline in active user accounts too.
As a result, more advertising companies are on the lookout to cut their investments made in the app. And the new thoughts of the metaverse have left so many investors beyond confused as to what’s really going on.
No one is ready to invest in the metaverse and that has forced the firm to cut back on hiring and further growth plans. It’s like reaching a standstill. And to make matters worse, even the company’s own employees are doubtful of what’s next.
They don’t think the newly placed bets on the metaverse will be making any difference or can salvage the organization from default. This includes all of those leading the revenue production departments of the firm.
Facebook has even gone about creating its Metaverse dream team that has members that are solely focusing on the metaverse and how it could make a breakthrough launch and further better the firm’s ambitions.
There is some hope that Meta could soon make the metaverse a turnaround point by focusing on creating hardware for the platform. But let’s not forget how Meta lost out on a whopping $10 billion for the Metaverse, last year.
Keeping the Facebook drama aside, there is also much talk about how investors are more worried about the current controversial regulation policies and the growing competition from apps like TikTok. Then comes issues linked to privacy too. There’s a lot to work on.
As time goes by, many people are losing their confidence in the firm as a new survey highlighted how employees really felt while working in the organization.
Zuckerberg is clear about giving Facebook a second chance or a new chapter with the metaverse. And that is one that wouldn’t be relying on social media. Instead, it would be more ambitious in its outlook. But only time can really tell how successful as many are beyond skeptical.
H/T: BI
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by Dr. Hura Anwar via Digital Information World
Many feel the company will face an identity crisis and falter, similar to that seen by Yahoo in the past which has never managed to recover.
Some are already seeing Facebook align with Yahoo’s disaster. One veteran who has had plenty of experience working with executives from Facebook was recorded calling the current picture a replica of Yahoo from the past.
He even went as far as mentioning that Facebook may have already reached the point of no return, a huge difference from what it was around ten years back.
During the 1990s and the early 2000s, we saw Yahoo as a leading search gate for internet enthusiasts. But then, soon came its downfall, thanks to its slow response to changing trends in the world of digital ads. New archrivals were plenty and they overtook Yahoo’s position swiftly.
When we look at Facebook, the firm is eyeing TikTok as its biggest competitor. All of this has left Meta with no choice but to turn to its Metaverse or shall we say the world of digital reality. It strongly feels like this is the new future and people will love the virtual experience.
An ex-employee of the company even revealed how Zuckerberg feared so much for Facebook’s loss that he was left with no choice but to turn to the Metaverse as the firm was standing at a plateau in terms of its growth.
But he certainly wasn’t lying because if you take the current scenario into consideration, Facebook highlighted its faltering condition in its recent earnings report. Profits plunged by 36% and the firm showed a massive decline in active user accounts too.
As a result, more advertising companies are on the lookout to cut their investments made in the app. And the new thoughts of the metaverse have left so many investors beyond confused as to what’s really going on.
No one is ready to invest in the metaverse and that has forced the firm to cut back on hiring and further growth plans. It’s like reaching a standstill. And to make matters worse, even the company’s own employees are doubtful of what’s next.
They don’t think the newly placed bets on the metaverse will be making any difference or can salvage the organization from default. This includes all of those leading the revenue production departments of the firm.
Facebook has even gone about creating its Metaverse dream team that has members that are solely focusing on the metaverse and how it could make a breakthrough launch and further better the firm’s ambitions.
There is some hope that Meta could soon make the metaverse a turnaround point by focusing on creating hardware for the platform. But let’s not forget how Meta lost out on a whopping $10 billion for the Metaverse, last year.
Keeping the Facebook drama aside, there is also much talk about how investors are more worried about the current controversial regulation policies and the growing competition from apps like TikTok. Then comes issues linked to privacy too. There’s a lot to work on.
As time goes by, many people are losing their confidence in the firm as a new survey highlighted how employees really felt while working in the organization.
Zuckerberg is clear about giving Facebook a second chance or a new chapter with the metaverse. And that is one that wouldn’t be relying on social media. Instead, it would be more ambitious in its outlook. But only time can really tell how successful as many are beyond skeptical.
H/T: BI
Read next: Meta Will No Longer Pay US Publishers For Content In Facebook’s News Tab As Company Shifts Focus
by Dr. Hura Anwar via Digital Information World
Twitter Gives Its Blue Subscription Users A Heads Up About Its Price Hike For The First Time
It was only last year in June that we saw popular social media company Twitter introduce an innovative monthly subscription service. And now, one year down the line, Twitter Blue is raising its prices for the first time.
In case you’re wondering what benefits the exclusive package offers, well, there is a range of features. These include the likes of undoing a recently sent tweet to unlocking unique theme options across the platform.
The news was first brought to our attention, thanks to Matt Navarra who outlined on Thursday that Twitter officials had sent out a new email to all its Blue account holders. They were informed about the price hike for the monthly plan, which was a heads up before the change actually took place.
When it was initially launched, it was about $3.00 for a monthly plan. Now, it’s going all the way up to $5.00. And to be more precise, that’s a whopping 65% increase.
As it is, the newest version of Twitter’s iOS app is charging users $5.00 every month if they wish to continue with their Blue Subscriptions. So that means, there’s no change for these users as they’re already being forced to do the same currently.
The company revealed that those who took on the Blue Subscription service last year would have until October of this year to avail of prices at $3.00. The rest, or shall we say the new birds, would be paying the increased price soon.
Twitter says such customers would be getting a notification again, one month prior to the change taking effect.
We are still not clear as to why the company has suddenly chosen to increase the prices all of a sudden as no official details were provided in this regard. But they did speak about how it would assist the app in creating some more great and innovative features that have been in the pipeline. This includes tons of new features that users have been pleading for a while now.
The news comes as reports regarding twitter’s current situation make the rounds. And it’s safe to say that the firm isn’t in the best space at the moment.
There are no guesses as to why that’s happening because we’re well aware of the Elon Musk Twitter acquisition drama that has now been pulled into court for a final verdict.
While Musk had originally signed a deal of $44 billion to acquire the company, he has now backed away, making claims that are beyond the firm’s comprehension. And now, they’re going to make him pay for it because they’ve had enough.
But despite these issues, the firm has been doing everything in its power to work around the tense scenario and release new features that it feels could really engage its audiences.
This includes the launch of new updates on its Spaces, where users can not only record but also replay different recordings too. Then there is a new ‘Circles’ update for close contacts, and lastly, it’s launching a Co-Tweets update as well.
Read next: Health-related talks appear to be the most engaging discussions, with increased engagement on Twitter
by Dr. Hura Anwar via Digital Information World
In case you’re wondering what benefits the exclusive package offers, well, there is a range of features. These include the likes of undoing a recently sent tweet to unlocking unique theme options across the platform.
The news was first brought to our attention, thanks to Matt Navarra who outlined on Thursday that Twitter officials had sent out a new email to all its Blue account holders. They were informed about the price hike for the monthly plan, which was a heads up before the change actually took place.
When it was initially launched, it was about $3.00 for a monthly plan. Now, it’s going all the way up to $5.00. And to be more precise, that’s a whopping 65% increase.
As it is, the newest version of Twitter’s iOS app is charging users $5.00 every month if they wish to continue with their Blue Subscriptions. So that means, there’s no change for these users as they’re already being forced to do the same currently.
The company revealed that those who took on the Blue Subscription service last year would have until October of this year to avail of prices at $3.00. The rest, or shall we say the new birds, would be paying the increased price soon.
Twitter says such customers would be getting a notification again, one month prior to the change taking effect.
We are still not clear as to why the company has suddenly chosen to increase the prices all of a sudden as no official details were provided in this regard. But they did speak about how it would assist the app in creating some more great and innovative features that have been in the pipeline. This includes tons of new features that users have been pleading for a while now.
The news comes as reports regarding twitter’s current situation make the rounds. And it’s safe to say that the firm isn’t in the best space at the moment.
There are no guesses as to why that’s happening because we’re well aware of the Elon Musk Twitter acquisition drama that has now been pulled into court for a final verdict.
While Musk had originally signed a deal of $44 billion to acquire the company, he has now backed away, making claims that are beyond the firm’s comprehension. And now, they’re going to make him pay for it because they’ve had enough.
But despite these issues, the firm has been doing everything in its power to work around the tense scenario and release new features that it feels could really engage its audiences.
This includes the launch of new updates on its Spaces, where users can not only record but also replay different recordings too. Then there is a new ‘Circles’ update for close contacts, and lastly, it’s launching a Co-Tweets update as well.
Read next: Health-related talks appear to be the most engaging discussions, with increased engagement on Twitter
by Dr. Hura Anwar via Digital Information World
YouTube adds a licensed Music program followed by Meta and expands the vanishing community posts testing process to help creators grab more audiences
Google’s streaming app, YouTube, will soon launch commercial Music availability for video content creators to add Music to their content without copyright issues. Along with this, the platform plans to expand the introductory test of disappearing community posts on the app.
A while ago, Meta rolled out a Music profit-sharing initiative that would create an opportunity for most of Facebook’s content creators to add allowed Music into their videos. The purpose was to encourage creators to create content with Music in it and, in response, generate revenue for that as well. However, it can also raise concerns from song composers that their composition is used in tendentious content. Well, it is quite a challenging opportunity due to strict standards and guidelines for creators to use Meta’s Music program.
Likewise, YouTube plans to follow a similar approach. With this in mind, YouTube is experimenting with plenty of ways to build music options for creators and is introducing the license of using partners’ Music in YouTube videos. At this time, it is only available for some creators and will further expand in the future. So, if the music industry agrees to sign a deal on one platform to grow revenue, it will extend the same on every other platform. Creators will have a broader opportunity to explore more music options and legally use them in their videos. Consequently, more audiences will appear to engage in viral music trends. In addition, it will also be helpful for businesses to use Music in their promotion videos and target more audiences.
Coming on to the second part, YouTube says that they heard from many creators to work on the ability to share stuff for a limited time. Besides channels’ YT videos, creators can upload text on the community post option, including quotes, GIFs, photos, polls, etc. YouTube had already announced that they are testing a disappearing community posts feature a month ago. Now, they have decided to expand their test further. A minor detail about community posts is that they are opened for a channel with over five hundred subscribers, and the creators can set a time limit on their posts to disappear after one or three days.
In addition, the audience will see that a particular post will vanish after some time at the top of it, and channel creators will see the same thing under the Archived option in the Community section, which they too can’t re-share. But, YouTube will allow re-sharing later on after incorporating the functionality. As of now, the disappearing option is available for selected creators but we don’t know exactly when it will be accessible to the masses.
Read next: YouTube Launches New Tool That Converts Existing Videos Into Shorts In Minutes
by Arooj Ahmed via Digital Information World
A while ago, Meta rolled out a Music profit-sharing initiative that would create an opportunity for most of Facebook’s content creators to add allowed Music into their videos. The purpose was to encourage creators to create content with Music in it and, in response, generate revenue for that as well. However, it can also raise concerns from song composers that their composition is used in tendentious content. Well, it is quite a challenging opportunity due to strict standards and guidelines for creators to use Meta’s Music program.
Likewise, YouTube plans to follow a similar approach. With this in mind, YouTube is experimenting with plenty of ways to build music options for creators and is introducing the license of using partners’ Music in YouTube videos. At this time, it is only available for some creators and will further expand in the future. So, if the music industry agrees to sign a deal on one platform to grow revenue, it will extend the same on every other platform. Creators will have a broader opportunity to explore more music options and legally use them in their videos. Consequently, more audiences will appear to engage in viral music trends. In addition, it will also be helpful for businesses to use Music in their promotion videos and target more audiences.
Coming on to the second part, YouTube says that they heard from many creators to work on the ability to share stuff for a limited time. Besides channels’ YT videos, creators can upload text on the community post option, including quotes, GIFs, photos, polls, etc. YouTube had already announced that they are testing a disappearing community posts feature a month ago. Now, they have decided to expand their test further. A minor detail about community posts is that they are opened for a channel with over five hundred subscribers, and the creators can set a time limit on their posts to disappear after one or three days.
In addition, the audience will see that a particular post will vanish after some time at the top of it, and channel creators will see the same thing under the Archived option in the Community section, which they too can’t re-share. But, YouTube will allow re-sharing later on after incorporating the functionality. As of now, the disappearing option is available for selected creators but we don’t know exactly when it will be accessible to the masses.
Read next: YouTube Launches New Tool That Converts Existing Videos Into Shorts In Minutes
by Arooj Ahmed via Digital Information World
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