WhatsApp Declares War on Fake Images with Google's Help
The instant messaging service WhatsApp has partnered with Google to help users identify fake images through a new image search feature.
Natalia Kudryavtseva
I'm a content editor at CCM. I studied international journalism and I'm interested in the history of technology, and how it is closely intertwined with other disciplines such as art, psychology and social sciences.
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Museum Employee Threw Two Beer Cans into the Trash: They Were Works of Art
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This YouTube Scam Is Scary: We Explain the Dangers and How to Protect Yourself
Just like messengers and social networks, this video streaming platform has become another target for scammers. In this article, we will discuss the main dangers and provide tips on how to avoid them.
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What Does the Orange Emoji Heart Really Mean?
The orange heart emoji is often used in WhatsApp messages to convey specific feelings and emotions. Understanding its meaning can help you avoid any misunderstandings.
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The Dangers of the Latest TikTok Trend: Nettle Capsules for Weight Loss
The latest TikTok craze is all about nettle capsules, hailed as a quick fix for weight loss. Influencers are promoting these capsules for their dehydrating effects, claiming they help shed pounds effortlessly. However, this trend might not be as harmless as it seems, posing serious risks that many overlook.
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What Do Those Little Blue Check Marks in Google Results Mean?
To combat phishing attempts, Google is testing the use of small blue check marks next to certain search results. This feature provides a quick visual cue to help users assess whether a site is reliable or potentially suspicious.
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Which Nutritional Type Do You and Your Children Belong To?
Many parents find their child's eating habits confusing, especially when one child seems pickier than another. However, studies show that it's often related to how their parents approach food. Read on to find out which nutritional type you belong to and what does it mean for you and your family.
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Save Hundreds with This App That Compares Prices
Already planning your next vacation? Check out this new free app that helps you compare prices and find the best deal.
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Too Many Chatterboxes in Your WhatsApp Groups? This New Feature Could Be the Solution
Are you overwhelmed by constant notifications from certain WhatsApp groups? The messaging app is set to introduce a new feature that will help filter out chatter and prioritize truly relevant messages.