As spotted by Engadget, Meta’s community notes website has links to sign up for waitlists for Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. Meta plans to phase in community notes “over the next few months,” according to the website.
Meta also shared some images on Threads showing how writing community notes will look, and I’ve added those to the below gallery.
Update: Added images from Meta’s Threads post.
The company is launching a $50 million fund and early access to a desktop editor for Horizon Worlds, its 3D social platform for mobile and VR.
“Each month, we’ll pay out bonuses from the Creator Fund to the makers of fun and engaging mobile and [mixed reality] worlds,” Meta says. “Bonuses will be tied to worlds’ contributions to the overall ecosystem across time spent, retention, and in-world purchases.”
[developers.meta.com]
Netflix has “come aboard” the in-development live-action movie adaptation of Sifu and selected a screenwriter, Deadline says. The adaptation was initially announced in late 2022, but there’s still no indication of if or when it might be released.
Google is making it easier to access emoji as part of a few changes to Meet on iOS and Android. Instead of hiding the emoji picker behind the three dots menu, Google will replace the raise hand button on the bottom bar with an emoji button. Handy!
You can add Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic I and II to your library until March 20th, Epic says.
The store is available worldwide on Android but only in the EU on iOS.
He apparently told FOX Business that it was a “great meeting.” Wonder if Trump’s tariffs came up.
Amazon announced today that it’s ending support for its Amazon Chime service for business calls and meetings. The company is no longer accepting new customers for Chime, and you won’t be able to host meetings after February 20th, 2026.
[aws.amazon.com]
