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- Facebook will announce presidential election result in Facebook and Instagram notifications
- Facebook sees a rise in misinformation as reports warn of incitement
- Apple will require apps to add privacy ‘nutrition labels’ starting December 8th
- TV networks cut away from Trump’s ‘most dishonest speech’ ever
- Tesla’s Tequila exists, pricily
- Facebook and TikTok block hashtags used to spread election conspiracy theories
- Sizing up the iPhone 12 mini and 12 Pro Max
- YouTube’s lax misinformation rules are letting election lies spread
- Uber takes a victory lap on Prop 22 and talks about taking it national
- These Ghost of Tsushima art prints let you get lost in the game’s stunning landscapes
| Facebook will announce presidential election result in Facebook and Instagram notifications Posted: 05 Nov 2020 06:13 PM PST  Facebook Facebook plans to put the name of the winner of the US presidential election at the top of Facebook and Instagram once it's been projected by a majority of media outlets, the company says. The company also will label presidential candidates' posts with a link to its voting information center, according to Facebook spokesperson Tom Reynolds. The company plans to "show the candidate's name in notifications at the top of Facebook and Instagram that say 'A Presidential Winner Has Been Projected — <name> is the projected winner of the 2020 US Presidential Election,'" Reynolds explained in an email to The Verge. Facebook... |
| Facebook sees a rise in misinformation as reports warn of incitement Posted: 05 Nov 2020 06:06 PM PST  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Facebook is seeing an increase in worrying activity around the US election, according to reports from The New York Times and BuzzFeed News. According to BuzzFeed News, which viewed a post on Facebook's internal message board, the company has been tracking a rise in "violence and incitement trends" associated with hashtags and keywords. Facebook did not respond for comment about a potential rise in the organization of violent activity on its platform by the time of publication, but Facebook spokesperson Liz Bourgeois told BuzzFeed News that the company is "staying vigilant in detecting content that could incite violence during this time of heightened uncertainty." In a statement given to The Verge and others, Facebook said that the... |
| Apple will require apps to add privacy ‘nutrition labels’ starting December 8th Posted: 05 Nov 2020 05:42 PM PST  Image: Apple Apple debuted a collection of privacy features when it announced iOS 14, but the company's privacy "nutrition label" concept did not arrive with the launch of the new operating system in September. Today, Apple announced that developers will be required to provide the information for those "labels" starting December 8th. Like a normal nutrition label that lists ingredients and caloric content, these privacy "labels" should give you a better idea of what's going on inside an app before you download it from the iOS App Store or Mac App Store. The labels will list what information an app collects, and present that visually on the app page, much like looking at the backs of labels in a grocery store. |
| TV networks cut away from Trump’s ‘most dishonest speech’ ever Posted: 05 Nov 2020 05:41 PM PST  President Trump spoke Thursday evening at the White House | Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Cable networks, broadcast networks and Twitter cut short their broadcasts of President Donald Trump's speech from the White House briefing room Thursday; some outlets fact-checked the president's unproven statements rather than carry them live. Trump began his remarks by baselessly claiming that Democrats were committing "fraud" and trying to "steal" the election. "If you count the legal votes, I easily win," the president said, even though the counting of legal votes is still happening. There are several key states, including Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Arizona, which are still tallying votes. Neither the president nor the Democratic nominee, former Vice President Joe Biden, has enough electoral college votes yet to win. Many of those... |
| Tesla’s Tequila exists, pricily Posted: 05 Nov 2020 05:21 PM PST  Elon Musk has branched out from rockets and cars into booze — as Tesla has launched Tesla Tequila on its website today. If you have $250 burning a hole in your pocket, you can pick up your very own lightning-shaped bottle. The original branding was Teslaquila, but that must have been jettisoned somewhere along the way. (Well, the idea did start as an April Fools' Day joke.) Orders are limited to two bottles, and only people in some states can receive them because of "industry regulations."
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| Facebook and TikTok block hashtags used to spread election conspiracy theories Posted: 05 Nov 2020 03:09 PM PST  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Facebook and TikTok have blocked hashtags that were being used to spread misinformation and conspiracy theories about the presidential election. The hashtags generally revolved around unfounded claims that Democrats are trying to manipulate the election to defeat President Trump. On Facebook, the blocked hashtags include #stopthesteal, which has been broadly used to make unsubstantiated claims of election fraud by Democrats, and #sharpiegate, which incorrectly alleges that the use of Sharpie markers caused Trump votes to go uncounted in Arizona. TikTok blocked #sharpiegate, #stopthesteal, and the more general term #riggedelection. Both sets of blocked hashtags were spotted by TechCrunch. |
| Sizing up the iPhone 12 mini and 12 Pro Max Posted: 05 Nov 2020 03:00 PM PST  The iPhone 12 mini (left) and iPhone 12 Max Pro (right). Apple's iPhone 12 and 12 Pro are the "default" size iPhones this year. But Apple also has two more new devices: the iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12 Pro Max. One is Apple's smallest iPhone in years — and the other is its biggest iPhone ever. Here's a first look: iPhone 12 miniIf you've seen the iPhone 12 already, it's basically that, but smaller. Same processor, same cameras, same design, same everything. But instead of a 6.1-inch screen, the iPhone mini has a 5.4-inch display. But thanks to the iPhone X-style bezel-less design, the 12 mini is actually a physically smaller phone compared to the bezeled, 4.7-inch design that Apple has used on... |
| YouTube’s lax misinformation rules are letting election lies spread Posted: 05 Nov 2020 02:50 PM PST  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge For people who stumbled their way onto One American News Network (OANN)'s YouTube channel over the last few days, it might be easy to think President Trump won the 2020 election. Videos titled "Trump won. Dems try to pull a fast one" and "Trump Won. MSM hopes you don't believe your eyes," started appearing on OANN's YouTube channel on November 4th — one day after people cast their votes in the federal election. The videos are full of lies predicated on people's fears that would trigger moderation on another network, including: "It appears that Trump won by such a large margin, now they're actually pumping out illegal ballots into the battleground states to actually beat him." "They think that they can add 100,000 votes that no one gets... |
| Uber takes a victory lap on Prop 22 and talks about taking it national Posted: 05 Nov 2020 02:07 PM PST  Photo: Uber Uber is ready to take its Prop 22 victory show on the road. The ride-hail company celebrated its stunning win in California, where voters approved Proposition 22, a ballot measure that exempts gig economy companies from having to classify their workers as employees. In an earnings call with investors, Uber also outlined its plan to push for similar legislation at the national level. "We feel strongly that this is the right approach," Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said Thursday. "We should be adding benefits to gig work to make it better, not getting rid of it altogether in favor of an employment only system." Going forward, Uber plans to "loudly advocate" for more Prop-22 style legislation, and is making it a priority to "work with... |
| These Ghost of Tsushima art prints let you get lost in the game’s stunning landscapes Posted: 05 Nov 2020 01:48 PM PST  Image: Cook and Becker / Sucker Punch Productions Sucker Punch Productions' Ghost of Tsushima is one of the most visually breathtaking games of the last generation, making it a fitting swan song for the PlayStation 4 in the lead-up to next week's launch of the PlayStation 5. Now, you can take some of the role-playing adventure's most iconic scenes and frame them on your wall, thanks to a new partnership the studio formed with video game concept art store Cook and Becker. The new six-print series contains a blend of visual styles, from traditional Japanese woodblock printing to Asian landscape-inspired painting. The prints, all giclée with white bordering, cost between $100 and $125, with options to have Cook and Becker frame the print in various material options for an added fee. (It's... |
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