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ChatGPT has launched group chats, allowing up to 20 people to collaborate in shared conversations. This feature enables real-time interaction for projects, studying, or just having fun, while keeping personal chats private. Users can invite others via links and manage their chat participants easily.
The page outlines essential aspects of YouTube, including its press information, copyright details, and contact options for creators. It also provides insights into advertising opportunities and user privacy policies. Additionally, the platform mentions features such as NFL Sunday Ticket and terms of service.
WhatsApp has introduced advanced privacy features that allow users to control who can see their last seen status, profile photo, and about information. These updates aim to enhance user privacy and provide more options for managing visibility within the app. Additionally, WhatsApp emphasizes its commitment to user security with end-to-end encryption for messages.
Instagram has introduced a new feature that allows users to lock their Reels with a secret code, enhancing privacy and control over their content. This feature aims to provide users with more options to manage who can view their videos, catering to growing concerns about privacy on social media platforms.
An online WebGL2 photo editor allows users to edit images locally in their browser without uploading to a server, ensuring 100% privacy. It offers various features including cropping, perspective correction, color adjustments, filters, and more, while supporting different file formats depending on the browser and platform used. Users can submit feature requests in the issues section for future enhancements.
Microsoft is introducing a feature for Teams that will block users from taking screenshots during meetings, displaying a black screen instead. This functionality, aimed at protecting sensitive information, will roll out to various platforms in July 2025. While it prevents screenshots, users can still capture information using external devices like cameras.