#GOOGLE PLAY STORE

[stephenist]

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An Update on the Tumblr Android App

For those of you who access Tumblr through our Android app, we wanted to share that starting today you may see some differences for search queries and posts that may contain specific types of sensitive content. In order to comply with Google’s Play Store Guidelines, we have adjusted what you’re able to access as it relates to potentially sensitive content while using the Android app. 

To remain available within Google's Play Store, we have added more measures and limit exposure to potentially sensitive content in order to comply with their guidelines and to provide a safer experience to you. To learn more about Google’s Play Store Guidelines, click here. 

How you may experience these changes

When browsing Tumblr through Dashboard, Search, Communities and other surfaces you might experience less content and some searches might not produce any results unless you enable “show mature content” in Tumblr settings. Please refer to our Help Center article to learn more.

Why these changes are being made

We want to make sure Tumblr is available everywhere you would like to access it. In order for us to remain in Google’s Play Store and for our Tumblr Android app to be available, we needed to make changes that would help us be more compliant with Google’s policies around sensitive content. 

We understand that, for some of you, these changes may be very frustrating – we understand that frustration and we apologize for any disruption that these changes may cause. 

Who this impacts

These changes will only impact those who are accessing Tumblr through the Android app. If you are using our iOS app, accessing Tumblr through mobile web or online through tumblr.com, your experience will remain unchanged.

For more information on our guidelines or to understand these changes more fully, please visit:

Tumblr’s Community Guidelines

Tumblr’s Help Center

[ricisidro]

I ‎❤️ watching Cells At Work CODE BLACK. The show is a spin-off of the anime Cells At Work.

Cells At Work explores more of the cells basic functions while Code Black covers the dark body environment because of unhealthy lifestyles. Drinking, smoking, stress, lack of sleep...

It features the fire-fighting nature of the cells, doing their best to keep the body alive.

Code Black is free to watch on iQIYI and Viu apps on Apple iOS and Google PlayStore. Cell at Work is now streaming on Netflix.

‎#はたらく細胞

‎#はたらく細胞BLACK

‎#細胞BLACK #Japan #anime #manga #Health #Science #Immunology #KnowYourCells #Hematology #MedicalEducation #BloodHealth #HealthyLiving #HealthAwareness #Netflix

‎#HatarakuSaibouBlack

‎#biology #HatarakuSaibou

[boldlydelicatekryptonite]

How to Earn Money Back While Shopping: 5 Best Strategies Feburary 2025 Edition

How to cash back? How to get back money when I shop? What is cash back? These are mostly questions that got you via Google web search to land on this page. Well, welcome! Today we will be touching on the topic of cash back, a concept that has gained immense popularity among savvy shoppers looking to save money. First thing first, what is cash back? Well, cash back is money or rewards you gain…

[thehummingbirdsmatter]

Slowly watching all of my friends turn into pixels with google's new android policy and dying to know if I've met the same fate.

[ramfeezled]

One of my favorite screenshots I've taken to this day 😂

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Jess Weatherbed at The Verge:

Android is launching a new security feature that will force devices to reboot themselves if you haven’t unlocked them for a while, making it harder for other people to access the data inside. The feature included in the latest Google Play services update says that Android phones will automatically restart “if locked for 3 consecutive days,” requiring users to enter their passcode the next time they want to open the device. As 9to5Google notes, this update should apply to both Android phones and tablets, but will exclude other device categories like Auto, TV, and WearOS. The reboot function — not to be confused with a device reset that returns it to factory settings — puts phones and tablets into a Before First Unlock (BFU) state that encrypts data files and disables biometric login support until the device PIN has been entered. Apple introduced a similar iPhone “Inactivity Reboot” feature in iOS 18.1 that triggers a device restart after four days of being locked.

If you have an Android phone or tablet, you may want to be aware that after 3 consecutive days of non-usage, Android phones and tablets will auto-reboot, meaning that a passcode is required to get on before using it.

[yourfaveisworsethanaworm]

whatsapp from app store is worse than a worm!

[lefkosahaberleri]

DeepSeek'in Hızla Yükselişi ve Yapay Zeka Pazarındaki Etkisi

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DeepSeek'in Hızla Yükselişi ve Yapay Zeka Pazarındaki Etkisi

DeepSeek’in hızla yükselişi, yapay zeka pazarında büyük bir etki yaratıyor. Bu içerikte, şirketin başarı hikayesini, yenilikçi teknolojilerini ve sektöre olan katkılarını keşfedin.

https://lefkosa.com.tr/deepseekin-hizla-yukselisi-ve-yapay-zeka-pazarindaki-etkisi-38183/ --------

[atmosphericradar]

I am not happy that very few of the apps on my phone make proper use of the changelog feature. When a developer chooses to write a changelog that says: "Bug fixes and performance improvements" instead of actually explaining their work, it comes across to me as lazy and condescending do their userbase. Because I know that internally, the developers are keeping detailed records through Git messages. It begs the question: "Are we not smart or worthy enough to know what is going on inside the programs we permit onto our devices?"

But I think something less sinister, and more depressing, is driving this trend. It's not that the devs are sneering at you, or (necessarily) that they're hiding predatory updates from you, or even that the developers are exceptionally lazy.

I think that software companies only care about new features, and simply do not value bug fixing and maintenance. As an organization, most of these dev teams will prioritize new features and will assume that their users do as well. The most profitable companies want to constantly optimize for efficiency. It might be considered a waste of employee hours to have even one PM look through the Git logs, find all of the little bugs, and create a copy-pasted detailed changelog bespoke for each update release on the Google Play Store.

[roguerebels]

Star Wars Hunters is Rad and Free-to-Play!

Star Wars Hunters is finally here and free-to-play! Here's why you should check it out! #StarWarsHunters #StarWarsVideoGames #NintendoSwitch

Star Wars Hunters is finally here!! Star Wars Hunters is a free-to-play arena combat video game available on the Nintendo Switch, Ios, and Android devices! Hunters released on June 4th, 2024 and we have enjoyed it ever since! So are you thinking about trying it? Well, it’s free so there’s no reason not to! There are in-game purchases and lots of fun characters and cosmetics but you can ignore…

[irregodless]

my mom gave me some cards that she was given by someone who doesnt want them

whats worth buying on the google play store

[skellybonesandtrees]

Anyone ever rented movies on YouTube or Google store? Do you get to download or does it buffer a lot?

[missmelliemel]

But y'all gotta download your games through Mistplay and open Mistplay to launch the games you play in order to get your rewards... I've already cashed out $30 to my PayPal using Mistplay 😁 here's the screenshot too just so y'all can see

[dutifullyraddeer]

Google Play Store can't login by opening Settings, click Apps > Manage apps > App info and click "Force stop" to stop the app

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Dan Milmo at The Guardian:

TikTok is back in the US – but Apple and Google are not sure if it should be.

The short video app has yet to appear on the tech companies’ app stores, reflecting an unease about the White House executive order that has given TikTok the confidence to resume operations after temporarily shuttering the service on 18 January. Apple and Google do not appear to agree. The legislation forbade companies from distributing, maintaining or updating TikTok – for instance, selling it on an app store – after a deadline of 19 January. But the executive order, signed within hours of Donald Trump’s return to the White House, suspended for 75 days enforcement of an act that demanded the Beijing-based owner of TikTok, ByteDance, sell the app’s US operation or face a de facto ban. The order seeks to reassure companies that work with TikTok that they will not be prosecuted for keeping the social media app on US users’ smartphone screens. It also instructs the attorney general – who leads the Department of Justice (DoJ) – to issue a letter reassuring those entities that the law has not been violated and there is no liability for their conduct. Nonetheless, Apple and Google have taken TikTok off their stores, meaning US smartphone users cannot download it. In the rest of the world, the app is free to access as before. In China, ByteDance runs a sister app, Douyin. Oracle, the cloud computing provider that delivers the app’s content, has not pulled the plug in the US. Larry Ellison, Oracle’s founder and the world’s fourth richest person, with a $209bn (£167bn) fortune, has been suggested by Trump as a potential buyer of TikTok. Indeed, Ellison was present at a press conference last week where Trump suggested he buy it, saying it sounded like a “good deal”. On Saturday NPR reported that Trump was working on a deal to buy TikTok’s global operations that involved Oracle, although the president then pushed back on that scenario, saying he was not in talks with the company.

While TikTok is back operating in the USA, the app is not back in app stores such as Google Play Store and Apple App Store, which means that TikTok cannot be downloaded or updated from an app store at this time.