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Twitter decided to ditch the ‘Official’ label hours after its initial rollout Twitter decided to ditch the ‘Official’ label hours after its initial rollout This seemed like a bad idea to many users, and it seems like Elon Musk realized it was a mistake. The idea was to add a second form of verification in the form of a gray ‘Official’ label. Why? Well, because Elon Musk decided to charge $8 for Twitter Blue, and offer a Blue verification checkmark to everyone who pays up....

Twitter is expanding Birdwatch fact-checking to the US Twitter is expanding Birdwatch fact-checking to the US Controversial subjects pervade all corners of the internet, and there’s often very little sound data to back up outlandish claims. This is because there are people who like to spread lies and misleading information to the masses, and sometimes, they actually have a loyal following. With the current situation going on between Russia and Ukraine, people really need to have sound data behind their claims....

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Now, what exactly these widgets will do when completed is still something of a mystery. Not least of all, up until widespread release and like all apps, Google could always change how they look and what interactions are available. For now, they aren’t enabled by default in the Google Translate app. And they tend to disappear quickly and entirely once added to the home screen. There’s also some confusion in the comments on the tweet as to whether they come back after going away, once enabled....

The “Split Fare” feature allows Uber customers to share the costs with the person they are traveling with. It was a quite practical feature as it reduced traveling costs, especially for students. However, the feature will die in April. The company has sent an email to its users, notifying them about the death of the “Split Fare” feature. The email is viewed by Mashable, saying, “While we know it can be frustrating to lose a feature that you have come to rely on, rest assured that we are continuously working to improve your Ride sharing experience in other new ways, so watch this space....