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Testing of an entirely new feature has begun in the version of the messenger being developed for the iOS operating system. As reported by BAKU.WS, according to the GSMArena portal, the new feature will allow users to send text messages that can only be read once. To use this feature, users need to long-press the send button and activate the "Send for one-time viewing" option. Once opened, the message will be automatically deleted. It is worth noting that previously in WhatsApp, the one-time viewing mode was only available for photos, videos, and voice messages. With the new update, this capability will extend to text messages as well. The feature, which began testing in the Android version at the beginning of the month, is now undergoing an internal testing phase on the iOS platform as well. Self-deleting text messages will be available for use in both personal and group chats. However, this feature will not be available in channels. At the moment, the new feature has not yet been introduced in the public beta version and is being tested by WhatsApp developers.

Comedian Julian Shapiro-Barnum gives the play-by-play of the premiere of his new, first-of-its-kind late night show. Jun 18, 2026 ] minute read You might know me from my show Recess Therapy or Celebrity Substitute , where I interview kids. Well in a major pivot I’m launching a late night show! Not a kid in sight, in fact they should all be asleep by the time this airs. My new late night show is called Outside Tonight with Julian Shapiro-Barnum and it streams on YouTube. I am bringing the best parts of classic late night and combining them with my favorite parts of the internet, to bring you something totally new, all filmed outside on the streets of New York City. And of course, a new late night show isn’t official without a premiere, so we hosted a special event at the iconic Cherry Lane Theatre to properly welcome my baby, Outside Tonight with Julian Shapiro-Barnum into the world. And I’m taking you behind the scenes. My face is on a wall?! It’s call time: I arrive at the venue, and head to the green room. I change into my suit, stare at myself in the mirror, and hope that my

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Two women have been arrested and charged with theft for a scheme that took product from a Dollar General store that was later sold on Facebook Marketplace. Marsha Schultz, 44, and Stacey Leestema, 46, are charged with Grand Theft, allegedly stealing nearly $44,000 from the store on Alexis and Lewis between May and August of 2025. Marsha Schultz(WTVG) Stacey Leestema(WTVG)In the police report, the manager of the store said she saw the two pretend to scan items being checked out by co-conspirators posing as customers, as well as hiding items in bins. Those items would then be sold on their Facebook accounts. They both appeared in court for pre-trial hearings on June 17. Latest Local News | First Alert Weather | Crime | National | 13abc Originals Copyright 2026 WTVG. All rights reserved.  » Read More

Israel’s government asked Meta to censor social media content about its ongoing war against Iran, according to internal documents viewed by The Intercept. Company records show that Israel petitioned Meta to take down Facebook and Instagram posts expressing support for Iran, opposition to Israel, and even depictions of Iranian missile impacts. The government flagged a variety of materials related to the war, including posts mourning the death of Ayatollah Khamenei following his assassination by the U.S. and Israel on the opening day of the conflict, content supportive of Iran’s retaliatory attacks, and Iranian accounts that shared military analysis and propaganda sympathetic to the Iranian regime’s perspective. “Governments wanting to suppress speech that is critical of their war efforts is as old as time.” In some cases, Meta complied with the censorship requests, the records show, though it is unclear on what grounds. Meta maintains that it only removes content as required by law or materials that violate its speech policies. When asked how many Iran-related takedown requests had been granted to date since the war began,  » Read More

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Social Media Today, an Industry Dive publication This story was originally published on Social Media Today . To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter . LinkedIn announced an expansion of its profile skills display with a connected apps element, which will enable more members to showcase their technical skills. The updated listings feature is backed by various apps and providers in order to support user claims. LinkedIn launched its skill qualifications in January. Its primary focus was to provide a way for users to demonstrate artificial intelligence proficiency. Now, LinkedIn is expanding this to additional technical skills. As per LinkedIn: "Building on early collaborations with Descript, Duolingo, Lovable, Relay.app, and Replit, we're expanding the range of apps you can feature on your LinkedIn profile, turning real-world product usage into credible, visible expertise." Starting today, LinkedIn users will also be able to list verifiable skills from Air, Base44, Beehiv, Buffer, Fiverr, Gamma, HeyGen, Hubspot, JetBrains, Magic Patterns, Mirage/Captions, Pictory AI, Profound and Wispr Flow, in addition to its original partners. LinkedIn is also planning to add skills supported by Adobe, Fullcast, Github Copilot, Gong, OpusClip, Riverside, Sprinklr, Webflow and Zapier. "You can now

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