All articles tagged with #profanity filter
Originally Published 6 hours ago — by Kotaku
GTA Online players have used the new mission creator to recreate Charlie Kirk’s assassination, prompting Rockstar to delete these user-made missions and reportedly tighten filters, as players try to bypass restrictions and keep sharing Kirk-themed maps.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Dexerto
Pokemon Go players were left puzzled by a strange nickname restriction when trying to name their Ultra Beast, Kartana. One trainer discovered that adding a space before the number seven in the nickname "Kartana 7" was considered inappropriate, while "Kartana7" was allowed. The reason behind this restriction remains unknown, leading to speculation about gaps in the profanity filter's logic. Some trainers suggested that the combination of "ana7" in the nickname could be misconstrued as a sexual act in leetspeak, but it was the nickname with the space that was rejected.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Neowin
Microsoft Teams has made two new features available for all users, including customizable captions and a toggle for controlling profanity use in meetings. The company has also offered other new features in its public preview edition, such as a payments app and a way for team members to work together on notes during a session. Additionally, Microsoft 365 Insiders can now use animated backgrounds for Teams meetings.