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Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Muslim women are major targets of online trolling in IndiaPolice in two Indian states have registered cases after an app shared photos of more than 100 Muslim women saying they were on "sale".The accused include developers of the app and Twitter handles that shared the images and content. The open source app - Bulli Bai - was hosted on web platform GitHub, which has since taken it down.This was the second attempt in months to harass Muslim women in India by "auctioning" them online.In July, an app and website called "Sulli Deals" created profiles of more than 80 Muslim women - using photos they uploaded online - and described them as "deals of the day".In both cases, there was no real sale of any kind - the purpose is to degrade and humiliate Muslim women by sharing their personal images. Sulli is a derogatory Hindi slang term right-wing Hindu trolls use for Muslim women,  » Read More

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Some Jersey Shore schools, citing the surging cases of COVID-19 or an impending snow storm expected to drop up to 7 inches of snow in southern Ocean County, are delaying or canceling school on Monday.As of Sunday afternoon, the New Jersey Department of Health reported 29,740 confirmed cases of COVID-19 infections across the state, of which 2,086 cases were reported in Monmouth County. In Ocean County, 1,476 confirmed cases of COVID-19 were reported.  Gov. Phil Murphy also declared a State of Emergency for five counties, including Ocean County, in advance of the winter storm.BarnegatBarnegat Schools will be closed Monday in advance of the snow storm, Superintendent Brian Latwis said on Twitter. No virtual instruction will be held, he said.BerkeleyBerkeley Township School District will be closed Monday due to weather.Central Regional School District will also be closed Monday. Officials cited the winter storm and time needed to track cases of COVID-19 among students and staff as reasoning for the closure.  » Read More

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Twitter cannot tweet without an account, but you can view public tweets without an account. However, from August 2021 onwardsSpecifications that require login to display tweetsIntroduced, and it has become difficult to browse Twitter smoothly without an account. If you use the open source application “Fritter” for Android, you can follow tweets from public accounts without having to log in to your account, and you can also create lists and save tweets locally which is very convenient. Fritter: The privacy-friendly Twitter frontend for mobile devices https://fritter.cc/ GitHub – jonjomckay/fritter: The privacy-friendly Twitter frontend for mobile deviceshttps://github.com/jonjomckay/fritter Fritter-Google Play Apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jonjomckay.fritter Tap “Install” in Google Play Store to download the app. After installation when you start the fritter it looks something like this. I haven’t registered a Twitter account to browse yet, so nothing displays. Tap the humanoid icon,  » Read More

Instagram has expanded its Live Badges feature to help creators earn money through Live Videos, while giving followers an opportunity to stand out to their favorite creators. But how do Instagram's Live Badges feature work? Keep reading to find out. Instagram Rolls Out Live Badges to Creators In November 2021, Instagram rolled out Live Badges to every eligible creator in the US. Initially, the feature was available to around 50,000 creators after initially rolling it out in May 2020. Similar to Twitter's Tips and Clubhouse's Payments features, Instagram's Live Badges feature seeks to help creators earn money through the app. However, Badges are particularly linked to Instagram's Live sessions. Creators who enable the feature allow their followers to buy Badges during a Live Video, thereby helping creators earn money through Instagram. Badges are now available to users aged 18 and older in the US, UK, Australia, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain, and Turkey. How Live Badges Work Image Credit: Instagram Badges are a way for fans and creators to engage in a more meaningful way.  » Read More

by: Caroline Carithers Posted: Dec 31, 2021 / 05:34 AM CST / Updated: Dec 31, 2021 / 09:29 AM CST Mobile, Ala. (WKRG) – Happy Friday Gulf Coast! We are NOT weather aware today as there has not been a severe weather risk issued for our area. We ARE starting with some patchy dense fog near the coastline with a Dense Fog Advisory in place until 11 am for areas south of I-10. The system that brought us some storms yesterday is starting to dissipate which is why we are just expecting showers today with no severe weather risk. Highs today will be well above average yet again in the low-to-mid 80’s…another record breaking day possible. We should dry out just in time for the Moonpie drop tonight with temps in the 70’s and partly cloudy skies. We continue showers through tomorrow morning before we become weather aware again tomorrow afternoon into Sunday morning as our next system moves through. We are under a level 1 of 5 risk both days as the front is expected to pass overnight.  » Read More

by: Chad Petri Posted: Dec 31, 2021 / 11:07 AM CST / Updated: Dec 31, 2021 / 11:07 AM CST GULF SHORES, Ala. (WKRG) — People on their cell phones might expect some service interruptions in south Baldwin County. A cell tower caught fire before 9 Friday morning. According to a Facebook post from the City of Gulf Shores, the tower is located near Clubhouse Drive and West 2nd Street. The tower has been taken offline and a crew has been dispatched to fix it. The post from the city says emergency service communications have not been affected and the fire has been extinguished. Smoke could be seen billowing from the tower high in the air. Latest Videos More Local News  » Read More

In its latest app update, Clubhouse has introduced saved replays – the ability to save audio chats to listen to later.Clubhouse has added the ability for its users to save Replays of recorded audio chats and listen to them at a later time.To access the new option, users can tap the three dots menu from the hallway or a live room and save the Replay to listen to later. The new option also offers the possibility to see all Saved Replays via the share icon on their profile.Related | Clubhouse Adds Live Closed Captions On iOSThe option was first spotted by app researcher Jane Manchun Wong, about a month after Clubhouse officially launched its recorded rooms option.The option to save selected recorded audio to listen to at a later stage, which comes with the audio chat app’s latest update, provides a greater utility and flexibility to the user experience.Clubhouse is working on the ability to save replays pic.twitter.com/gjdIDjiC91— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) December 22,  » Read More

"The design team explored the possibility of reconfiguring the existing clubhouse to combine the clubhouse and locker room uses under one roof," ...  » Read More