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WhatsApp permite ponerle un apodo a cada contacto según el grupo: así funciona la nueva función

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By Fernanda Gonzalez Verified, Fernanda González
| Minuto Neuquén Verified
WhatsApp volvió a poner el foco en sus chats grupales, uno de los usos más masivos de la aplicación entre familias, equipos de trabajo y grupos de amigos. La compañía de Meta incorporó etiquetas personalizadas por chat, una función que permite asignarle a cada contacto un nombre o rol distinto según el grupo en el que participe, sin que eso modifique la manera en que esa persona figura guardada en la agenda del teléfono.
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Amazon Can Use Your Twitch Content to Train Its AI—Unless You Opt Out

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By Fernanda Gonzalez Verified, Fernanda González
| Tech News Tube
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Amazon Can Use Your Twitch Content to Train Its AI—Unless You Opt Out

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By Fernanda Gonzalez Verified, Fernanda González
| WIRED Magazine Verified
Twitch has updated its account settings to let streamers opt out of having their content used to help train the artificial intelligence models of Twitch’s parent company, Amazon. Although the move has reassured some creators, it remains unclear exactly when the streaming platform began using the posts, streams, and videos of its users to train Amazon’s systems. The revelation is raising new concerns about how big tech companies handle their users’ data. The opt-out process is simple.
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