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ComplexCon returns to Long Beach Nov. 6 – 7 with hosts J. Balvin and Kristen Noel Crawley, performances by A$AP Rocky and Turnstile, and more shopping and drops. Secure your spot while tickets last! Buy tickets In October of 2017, I asked if Google’s Pixel 2 would be the iPhone X killer. In hindsight, that […]
A new study has suggested that Prince William is the sexiest bald man in the world. The Independent reports that the cosmetic surgery specialist group Longevita compiled data from Google to determine the number of times the Royal family member had been deemed “sexy” on the internet, with the results clocking in at 17.6 million […]
In a lawsuit accusing the tech company of “anti-competitive conduct,” Google is alleged to have struck up an illegal deal with Facebook. The suit against Google was brought by ten states on Wednesday and announced by Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who claimed the company was using “monopolistic power” to control online ad pricing and more. […]
For its 2020 Year in Search campaign, Google enlisted Peter CottonTale to create the first original song for its annual look back. The final product? A record appropriately titled “Together,” featuring Chance the Rapper, Cynthia Erivo, the Chicago Children’s Choir, and the Matt Jones Re-Collective Orchestra. Peter composed, produced, and recorded the song, with contributions from 80 Black artists, engineers, producers, side musicians, […]
If you’re a frequenter of, well, anything under the Google umbrella, then you likely don’t need this article to inform you that a widespread outage has occurred. Early Monday, tweeted fears and complaints were continuing to stack up due to the outage, which the Verge notes “appears to be” a global problem. At the time of […]
Jessie Reyez had big things planned for 2020. The Columbian-Canadian R&B singer was poised for full-blown superstardom as the year kicked off, touring with Billie Ellish and releasing her hugely anticipated album Before Love Came to Kill Us—which we spoke with her about earlier this year—with Universal. Then, of course, the coronavirus pandemic hit—and the […]
It lasted for less than three hours, but it felt much, much longer. At around 7 p.m. ET, reports of issues with YouTube started to spike in many areas around the world, including northeast of the United States, the U.K., Australia, and South America, according to DownDetector. The monitoring site revealed that at its peak, the number of reports totaled nearly […]
Google Trends reveals there was a 2,800 percent increase in searches for “how to roll a joint” in New Jersey over the span of four hours on Tuesday night. The spike in the very specific search comes the same day that nearly 67 percent of New Jersey voters approved an amendment allowing people 21 and older to […]
A lack of interest in pursuing antitrust has left us in a state where there are essentially three tech companies: Google, Apple, and Amazon. Now that legislators are poised to go after the first of those with new allegations of antitrust violations, Apple is looking to step into the void created by a divided Google. […]
YouTube Will Ask Users If They Want to Rethink Posting Offensive Comments
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December 4, 2020
YouTube will prompt users to reconsider whether offensive comments are “something [they] really want to share” before posting. The site made the announcement on Thursday, with the new update aiming to make the platform more inclusive. Android users will see the pop-up first, which will give the “commenter the option to reflect before posting,” the […]