Monday, April 11, 2022 at 10:46PM 
Manga lovers who are into Watch Dogs are in for a treat. There will be a new manga series debuting in Japan on April 12 via Kurage Bunch. Watch Dogs Tokyo was published by Shinchousha, written by Shirato Seiichi, and drawn by Kamo Syuhei. It isn't clear if Ubisoft has any contributions to the manga.
Monday, April 11, 2022 at 10:24PM The third season of the alternate history space race drama For All Mankind is headed to Mars. Apple just shared a short trailer for the next season, which will debut on June 10. This season fast-forwards to 1995 as the US vies to be the first country on Earth to colonize Mars.
Monday, April 11, 2022 at 6:39AM 
It looks like YouTube is done extending its picture-in-picture test for Premium iOS users. It has already disappeared from YouTube's list of available experimental features. It was previously listed with an April 8 expiry date. Some users already see a "The feature you're trying has been turned off," but it looks like it's working for some accounts who previously signed up for the test.
The test was supposed to be for a limited run anyway. But YouTube has said that it plans to bring picture-in-picture to all iOS users in the US, even the non-Premium ones, "in the coming months." Now, we're hoping that update also makes its way here. We'll keep you posted on any news!
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Aside from working on an edit button, Twitter is reversing a change it quietly made that no longer showed deleted tweets embedded on third-party sites. A company spokesperson told The Verge, "After considering the feedback we heard, we're rolling back this change for now while we explore different options. We appreciate those who shared their points of view—your feedback helps us make Twitter better." Twitter hasn't expounded on what they mean by different options.
According to an earlier statement from Twitter product manager Eleanor Harding, the company tweaked its embedded javascript to "better respect" people who decided to delete their tweets. But the potential issue with this is embedded tweets are typically in news stories to provide context. Many are tweets by known personalities, and these serve as public records of what has been said. And that was the idea Twitter ran with when it intentionally kept the text of deleted tweets. Harding said it planned to roll out additional messaging that explained why a tweet was no longer visible.
