Twitter is clamping down on misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines, introducing a strike system that will result in permanent bans for accounts. In a blog…
Amazon to add 3000 new work-from-home jobs in South Africa
Amazon has announced plans to create 3000 new virtual, work-from-home jobs in South Africa this year. According to the company, these jobs will range…
Twitter rolls out voice note tweets on iOS
Twitter has announced that it is rolling out a feature that allows you to attach audio to your tweets — similar to a voice…
Instagram algorithm prioritises partial nudity – study
An investigation by an advocacy group that monitors the effects of algorithms says that Instagram prioritises images that feature “scantily-clad” men and women. However,…
Lockdown: Google report shows big uptick in movement in SA
The latest Google Community Mobility report has shown a significant uptick in movement in South Africa following the introduction of level 3 lockdown regulations….
New online food ordering platform Mr Yum launches in SA
A new platform will add to options for South Africans when it comes to ordering food for pickup or delivery. Mr Yum, an Australian…
Read before retweeting: Twitter to add new prompt to retweets
To curb the spread of fake news and misleading headlines, Twitter is planning to add a new feature that will prompt you to read…
Lockdown app helps simplify regulations for South Africans
When it comes to South Africa’s coronavirus lockdown regulations and levels, a common frustration from residents is uncertainty and confusion around just what will…
QR code payments roll out to more billing services
Mastercard and Netcash have partnered together to launch QR code payments for bills from various services including small businesses, schools, and non-profits — allowing…
Kaspersky finds worrying trends for South Africans’ passwords
When it comes to password security and knowing how to check if your details have been leaked, Kaspersky has found some worrying trends for…
Facebook to start labelling state-controlled media
Facebook will begin labelling media outlets on its platform that are partly or wholly controlled by state governments. The move is the latest in…
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