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Google Messages to send warnings for sensitive content
Google is making it easier for users to manage sensitive images in the Messages app with a new feature, Sensitive Content Warnings. This feature will protect users from unexpected nudity in the messages they receive. It is expected to be available soon for the Messages app.
Following last month’s announcement, new insights from an APK teardown (via Android Authority) of the latest Google Messages Beta reveal how the upcoming Sensitive Content Warnings feature will work to protect users from unwanted nudity. It will be available on devices running Android 9 and newer, including Android Go devices.
When a photo that might contain sensitive content is sent, it will automatically be blurred. Users will have the option to either view the image or ignore it. Both the sender and the receiver will see warnings about the sensitive content.
These warnings will include reminders and advice like, “The person in this photo may not have agreed to share it with others,” and notifications stating, “You’re seeing this because sensitive content warnings are on.”
Notably, this feature will work on users’ devices without affecting the end-to-end encryption used in RCS chats. For users under 18, the feature will be available as an optional opt-out through Android Settings.
The latest Google Messages beta shows that this new feature is being actively developed and is expected to be rolled out in the coming months.
WhatsApp has pushed a new beta update with version 2.24.26.6 for Android users via the Google Play Beta Program. This update makes it easier to reply to voice messages with just a tap to save time and improve the chat experience.
The new feature adds a quick reply button for voice messages. When you listen to a voice note, you’ll see a button that allows you to immediately record and send your reply.
It means you no longer need to swipe or tap the “reply” option as you did before. With just one tap, you can respond directly to keep the conversation flowing smoothly.
This new quick voice reply feature is similar to a feature WhatsApp introduced earlier for video messages. Users could reply to video messages with a simple tap, without any extra steps.
Now, with this new update, WhatsApp is adding the same feature for voice messages. It makes replying to voice messages quicker and easier than ever.
The quick reply feature is currently available to limited users who are testing the WhatsApp Beta program with the latest version. It is being rolled out gradually, so more people will be able to try it over the next few weeks. If you’re a beta tester, you can update your app through the Google Play Store to access this new feature.
Samsung has released a new update for its Galaxy App Booster app, now upgraded to version 7.0.10. This update brings enhanced compatibility, making the app functional with devices running One UI 7, the latest iteration of Samsung’s custom skin based on Android 15.
Galaxy App Booster is one of Samsung’s Good Guardian modules, which helps to improve the performance of your Galaxy phone. The app helps manage and optimize the apps installed on your device to ensure they run smoothly. It can fix common problems, like app crashes or slow performance, so your phone stays fast and efficient.
With the fresh update, the Galaxy App Booster app now receives One UI 7 support. This app is now compatible with the latest One UI iteration, so users can get the best experience.
One UI 7 is the latest version of Samsung’s custom Android interface, which includes a more user-friendly design, improved performance, and better multitasking features. Currently, the Galaxy S24 users only are eligible for One UI 7 beta testing in limited countries.
Samsung’s Galaxy App Booster ensures that everything continues to run smoothly to keep your device optimized for daily use. This update also brings some enhancements to the app’s overall functionality for a better experience.
If you’re using a Samsung Galaxy device, install the latest update of Galaxy App Booster. For that, you just need to visit Galaxy Stor or download it directly from the third-party app link mentioned here.
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Samsung has rolled out a new update for the Walkie-Talkie app on Wear OS-based Galaxy Watch models. The update arrives with version 2.4 01.10 and is available now on the Galaxy Store with a package size of 35.85MB.
This latest update for the Samsung Walkie-Talkie app addresses some bugs that users have encountered to optimize the app’s performance and enhance overall functionality. Samsung has also included usability improvements to ensure that the app is easier to use with a streamlined interface and better connection.
The Walkie-Talkie app is exclusive to Samsung Galaxy Watches that run Wear OS. It lets users have quick, walkie-talkie-style conversations with others who have the app on their Galaxy Watch. You can create a channel on your watch and talk to friends, family, or coworkers who also use a Galaxy Watch.
With this update, Samsung is making sure that the Walkie-Talkie app is more reliable and easier to use to improve the Galaxy Watch experience. If you use this app on your Galaxy Watch, install the fresh update now.
To install the latest update on your smartwatch, you just need to visit the Galaxy Store app and install it. Also, you can download the update from the third-party app link mentioned here.
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