Premium users on iOS will see the feature first, according to X designer Andrea Conway. The feature will let you sort through posts based on the date, language, location, and more.
Earlier today, iSoftware Updates (via MacRumors), spotted a new prompt in the iOS 17.4 beta 4 that asks EU users to “verify the information before installing” an app on the App Store. However, Apple spokesperson Peter Ajemian tells The Verge the feature is just a bug, and it will be disabled before iOS 17.4 rolls out.
Update February 23rd, 3:16PMET: Noted that this notification is a bug.
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav said during an earnings call that the studio is “aiming” to release its upcoming Harry Potter TV show on Max in 2026. The company first announced the show last year, saying it will be a “decade-long series produced with the same epic craft, love and care this global franchise is known for.”
During Warner Bros. Discovery’s earnings call on Friday, CEO David Zaslav said bundling streaming services “just makes an awful lot of sense.” He also hinted at Max becoming a distributor of streaming channels, like Roku or Amazon:
These channel stores morphed into places that just provide a simpler and easier and less anxious experience for people to find the content that they want... I‘ve always advocated that we should do it ourselves, and so we’re looking to do that domestically, we’re looking to do it outside the US.
Zaslav adds that WBD’s upcoming sports venture with ESPN and Fox “is trying to meet that very need.”
The film gives us a look at the life of Willy Wonka (played by Timothée Chalamet) before he opened his famed chocolate factory. If you didn’t get a chance to see Wonka in theaters, you can stream it on Max starting March 8th.
