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If you commonly use Facebook, you might know about a new privacy setting called “link history”. In case you didn’t know, Facebook can track the links you have clicked and visited over the past few years. This is how you can deal with it.

Looks like the rumours about the Samsung Galaxy S24 series are spreading like wildfire. According to The Elec, the Galaxy S24 Ultra could emulate what the Apple iPhone 15 Pro did. The Ultra variant could feature a titanium build.

Today, Instagram announced they are testing the verified-only feed for their subscribers. If everything goes well, it could be a great addition for public figures and social influencers. That said, what should you know about it?

Previously, the broadcast feature is exclusive to WhatsApp. But that won’t stay for long, Meta is aiming to bring the same feature to Messenger and Facebook soon. That said, what should you know about it?

Looks like the Internet is going to be more interesting. Recently, Meta rolled out new AI updates for its apps. That includes WhatsApp, Instagram and even Facebook Messenger. That said, what should you know about it?

Mobile games have been around for years, and some big companies are known for making them. But did you know Meta also has been working on one? The company usually works with web browser games via Facebook but is now testing its Meta Horizon Worlds games.

Back in July, WhatsApp Channels was launched in Malaysia to have private broadcasts with your customers or fans. Just a few hours ago, Mark Zuckerberg announced that WhatsApp Channels will finally be rolling out globally with more new channels that people can follow. 

It takes a village to raise a child, and a nation to raise a society. Education is an important pillar of our country. Perhaps, this is the main reason behind CelcomDigi’s latest venture with VIRNECT (438700: KOSDAQ). That said, both companies signed an MOU recently. So, what should you know about this strategic partnership?

In 2016, Meta (then still known as Facebook) introduced Messenger Lite, an app aimed at less powerful Android devices which eventually expanded to all smartphones. Well, the company recently revealed that it is discontinuing the app, with the last day of support being 18 September 2023.

If you still use Threads, you would have heard the news about Meta launching a web version. Well, looks like it's happening and according to Meta spokesperson Christine Pai and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, it's now rolling out for the next few days.