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In today's summary of the day, we will talk about two social networks. In the first part of the article, we will focus on Twitter. In fact, there has been a problem with disappearing posts in his application for some time, which Twitter is finally going to fix. Significant personnel changes are taking place at Facebook. Andrew Bosworth, who is to help the company with the development and production of hardware products, has taken up the position of technical director.

Twitter is preparing to fix the problem with disappearing posts

Users should expect further changes within the Twitter social network in the foreseeable future. This time, the mentioned changes are supposed to lead to the correction of the "disappearing Twitter posts" problem. Some Twitter users have noticed that individual posts sometimes disappear while they are being read. The creators of Twitter announced yesterday that they are going to fix the bug in one of the next updates. Users complained that if a Twitter post they were currently viewing was responded to at the same time by someone they were following, the app would unexpectedly refresh and that Twitter post would disappear as well, and users had to go back to it. return "manually". This is undoubtedly an annoying problem that makes using the Twitter app quite inconvenient.

The creators of Twitter are fully aware of these problems, but unfortunately, it cannot be expected that the mentioned problem will be corrected immediately. According to their own words, Twitter management plans to fix this bug over the next two months. "We want you to be able to stop and read a tweet without it disappearing from your sight," says Twitter on its official account. However, Twitter management did not specify what steps will be taken to fix the problems with the disappearing tweets.

Facebook's "New" Messenger

According to the latest news, it looks like Facebook is getting into the hardware development and manufacturing waters in all seriousness. This is evidenced, among other things, by the fact that this week it promoted Andrew Bosworth, the head of the hardware division of the production of Oculus and other consumer devices, to the role of chief technical officer. In this post, Andrew Bosworth is to replace Mike Schroepfer. Bosworth, nicknamed Boz, will continue to lead the hardware group called Facebook Reality Labs in his new position. But at the same time, he will also take responsibility for the organization of software engineering and artificial intelligence. He will report directly to Mark Zuckerberg.

Facebook is currently a relative newcomer to the field of consumer electronics development and production, but its ambitions appear to be very bold, despite some skepticism from both ordinary consumers and experts. The Reality Labs team currently has more than ten thousand employees, and it seems that Facebook intends to move even further. Among the current hardware products from Facebook's workshop are the product line of Portal devices, Oculus Quest VR headsets, and now also smart glasses that Facebook developed in cooperation with Ray-Ban. In addition, Facebook is reportedly developing another pair of glasses that should be equipped with displays for augmented reality, and a smartwatch should also emerge from Facebook's workshop.

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