WhatsApp rolls out Accidental Delete feature to undo Delete For Me

WhatsApp has a new feature to let you reverse the Delete for Me action you might have done in your chats. Accidental Delete gives you a five-second window to reverse unintentional Delete for Me actions you've done in a group chat. Delete for Me only takes out the message for yourself without removing it in a conversation with others. And once you've done it, you can't reverse that decision. It'll remain visible to those in the chat, but you won't be able to take it back. Accidental Delete helps save you from that. WhatsApp is bringing the feature to all Android and iOS users.

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Coca-Cola teams up with Mark Ronson and Madlib to launch "Recycled Records"

Coca-Cola Company announces it has teamed up with two of the most legendary names in the history of music sampling, Mark Ronson and Madlib, to bring a bold musical experiment to life with the launch of “Recycled Records.”

The campaign introduces an original EP made up of the sounds taken from the bottle-to-bottle recycling process, alongside a versatile sound library and engaging short film. Not only will fans be able to listen to these uniquely made tracks, but they’ll also get the chance to re-mix the very same sound library used by the two musical legends into innovative compositions of their own through an interactive digital beat machine.

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Tinder wants you to set dating expectations with Relationship Goals

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Tinder recently introduced a new feature on its platform to help users show their intentions for being on the dating app. Relationship Goals have rolled out in the US, but they'll be available globally by January 5. It lets you say whether you're looking for a friend, hookup, or long-term partner. There are six options you can choose from Long-term partner; Long-term, Open to short; Short-term, Open to long; Short-term fun; New Friends; or Still figuring it out.

While Tinder was typically seen as a more casual kind of dating app, its users have started to look for more. According to Tinder's 2022 Year in Swipe report, 73% of users aged 18-25 want someone clear about what they want.

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Google brings end-to-end encryption to Gmail on the web

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Google is finally bringing end-to-end encryption to Gmail. But it will be for Google Workspace and education users. End-to-end encryption “ensures sensitive data in the email body and attachments are indecipherable to Google servers. Customers retain control over encryption keys and the identity service to access those keys.”

You can apply for beta access to test the feature through this link. Google requires that both the sender and the recipients have end-to-end encryption turned on and valid certificates. You won't be able to send an email if any of the recipients are missing a valid certificate.

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