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Popular social audio platform Clubhouse, which was at the peak of the pandemic lockdown has now transformed itself into a new audio messaging app
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Bengaluru: The Karnataka Police have grilled two accused in connection with raising pro-Pakistan slogans during a clubhouse chat, and also intensified the search for three others. Last Tuesday a group of youths from Bengaluru created a picture display of the Pakistani flag on the clubhouse and also sung the national anthem of the hostile neighbouring […]
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San Francisco: Popular social audio platform Clubhouse has confirmed that it is testing a new in-room gaming feature on both iOS and Android platforms. As part of the initial launch, the app is rolling out a game called “Wild Cards”, which presents a series of questions that are designed to spur conversation and help people […]
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Without these live transcriptions, which were already the norm for competitors like Twitter Spaces, Clubhouse had rendered itself unusable to people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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According to The Verge, this project's goal is to democratise and reinvent the radio. The app will be focused on the US initially.
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According to screenshots shared by researcher Jane Manchum Wong, the invite feature, called "Waves", is focused on the more casual, social side of Clubhouse, reports The Verge.
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The online platform reset tens of thousands of its users' bios and photos in the Taliban-ruled country.
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The company also said that it continues to invest in industry-leading security practices as privacy and security are of the utmost importance to Clubhouse.
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As per The Verge, the news was announced during Clubhouse's Town Hall on Wednesday. Co-founders Paul Davison and Rohan Seth announced on Wednesday that the app is no longer invite-only.
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The company said that Backchannel has both 1:1 and group chat and an optional second inbox for message requests.
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While Clubhouse features thousands of clubs on this topic with thousands of users, its Indian alternative Leher is also not far behind.
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Indian-made discussion-based apps like Leher, Chingari’s fireside, or Mentza are gaining traction with the Leher app having over 2.5 lakh downloads while Fireside has over one lakh installs on Google Play since its launch
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People on iOS and Android can discover Live Audio Rooms to join from places like News Feed and via notifications.
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Within two weeks of its launch, the platform has garnered 20 lakh downloads on Google Play.
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Twitter said that the 20 per cent cut will cover the cost of transaction fees of online payments processing company Stripes (hosts will also need a Stripe account), reports The Verge.
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"Android rollout continues. Japan, Brazil & Russia coming Tuesday. Nigeria & India on Friday AM. Rest of world throughout the week, and available worldwide by Friday afternoon," Clubhouse said in a tweet late on Sunday.
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The likely products, to be unveiled on Monday (US time), are an audio-only version of videoconferencing product Rooms, a Clubhouse-like audio chat product, a podcast discovery product that will be connected
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Clubhouse last week announced to let creators earn money via its first monetisation tool and all users will be able to send payments to creators.
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According to a report in CyberNews on Saturday, the "leaked" database contains a variety of user-related information from Clubhouse profiles, including user ID, name, photo URL, username, Twitter handle, Instagram handle
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"However, unlike Clubhouse, creators can opt to turn their cameras on for the event, instead of being audio-only," the report said on Tuesday.