A new partnership between eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) and Square Capital will give US eBay sellers access to funds in as little as one business day. eBay and Square Capital Offer Seller Financing Eligible eBay sellers can get up to $100,000 from Square Capital, a financing arm of Square. In a press release, eBay says the […]
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Twitter is following through on its commitment to improve the health of its platform. Tuesday, the company announced that all new requests to access the company’s API platform will be required to apply for a developer account. It is also restricting the default number of apps registered to a single account to 10 and limiting
Instagram's testing some new options which give users more control over who can see their content. Source link
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Snapchat will give journalists access to publicly posted Snaps as part of a new initiative to generate more exposure for the app. Source link
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Facebook announced a new list of updates to its app development platform today, a regular occurrence since the company suspended Cambridge Analytica for using an app to exploit and harvest user data. Per today’s announcement, apps now must undergo a new review process before getting access to Facebook’s Marketing API, the tool that allows developers
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If you’re running Bing Ads campaigns and haven’t checked out the mobile apps in a while, I’d recommend taking another look. With an update released Thursday, the apps now support multi-user access and the ability to add funds for prepay accounts. There are also some older features worth calling attention to. For those managing multiple
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Police will no longer be able to access cell phone location data without a warrant. That’s a ruling that the US Supreme Court handed down today, in a victory for privacy advocates. The 5-4 decision (.pdf) brings mobile phone location within the Constitution’s Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure. The underlying case involved
Facebook's testing a new option which would enable group admins to charge for access to exclusive content. Source link
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Google is rolling out a redesign of Google Account to give users clearer access to their privacy controls and settings. Jan Hannemann, product manager of Google Account, announced the updates on Google’s blog Thursday. Only Android users will see them right away; iOS and web users will see the new interface later this year. The updates come about
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While Mark Zuckerberg took questions from Senators, Facebook continued to implement changes in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal. To recap, Facebook has even provided a handy timeline of their updates: The latest update, as noted at the bottom of the above chart, is the addition of a new Data Abuse Bounty program, through
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