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However, Yoel Roth, the company’s head of safety and security, denied the news, saying they’ve not changed or weakened content policies and hateful conduct still has no place on Twitter. Roth called the campaign an “organized effort” and said they’ve faced tons of tweets containing slurs and other derogatory terms. Additionally, those 50,000 hateful tweets repeatedly used a particular slur. Roth added that most of those accounts are “inauthentic,” and the company is taking action to ban the users who involved in the campaign....

You can download iPhone 13 wallpapers to your Android smartphone / tablet You can download iPhone 13 wallpapers to your Android smartphone / tablet Once you download them, you can use them on any device you want, of course, including your Android smartphone or tablet. There are a bunch of wallpapers included here, and they do resemble one another. They’re exactly what you’d expect from Apple, abstract images consisting of shapes in different shades of color....

The latest update for the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra comes with the April 2022 Android security patch. The new firmware version for the international versions of the phones is S90**XXU1AVCJ while that for the Korean versions is S90*NKSU1AVCK. Neither Google nor Samsung has detailed the content of this month’s SMR (security maintenance release) yet. However, it’s not the new security patch that we are more interested in....

According to Google, Pixel will be the first-ever presenting partner of the NBA Playoffs. It joins the current NBA Finals “presenting sponsor” YouTube TV in the postseason. Google is also each league’s “Official Search Engine and Search Trends and Fan Insights Partner.” As part of the new multi-year partnership with the NBA, Google will now create “exciting immersive experiences” for fans. The company will combine “Google Search trends, information, technology, devices, and services” for a deeper experience....

Abortion rights have become a controversy in the United States. Besides the protests against the the Supreme Court ruling, some privacy experts are worried about the data that law enforcement agencies and bounty hunters might use to target abortion seekers. In a blog post, Google said that it tries to remove the location from users’ location history “soon after they visit,” However, the company didn’t clarify how it wanted to detect those centers and how long the process would take....