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The Spanish sales software sector has a new contender in the running as of today: Square, the financial tools and online and physical payment processing company of Jack Dorsey, co-founder and current CEO of Twitter, has just announced its arrival in our country with the launch of a package of digital tools aimed at independent professionals and SMEs, as reported in a note. With these products, Square ensures that any entrepreneur can create an online store, process online payments, accept physical card payments -with the purchase of a Dorsey device-, manage the store's inventory or manage appointments with customers and suppliers, among others. "We seek to offer all the necessary tools so that companies and entrepreneurs can start, manage, grow or adapt their business as their needs evolve," they point out in the note. {"videoId":"x7zydh5","autoplay":false,"title":"Sin cajeros y PAGANDO CON LA CARA: probamos nuevos

The Twitter we knew 5 years ago is very different from the Twitter we have now. With the advent of features like Spaces , Fleets, or the Twitter Blue payment service, Twitter has evolved into more than just sending tweets . The latest thing they're experimenting with is Communities, a kind of invitation-only group . Starting today, users can be invited to a series of communities within Twitter. These communities are related to specific topics such as dogs, astronomy or sneakers . Once inside, the tweets that appear are related to that specific topic and you can send tweets only to people in that community or to all followers as normal. imagine an alternate timeline where everyone just gets you say hi to Communities — the place to connect with people who Tweet like you. testing now on iOS and web, Android soon! pic.twitter.com/TJdKwUa4D2 - Twitter Communities (@JoinCommunities) September 8, 2021 Communities can have their own moderators who establish rules to be inside, i

In its quest to make Twitter a healthier platform with fewer negative interactions , the company has announced a new feature called " safe mode ." In short, it is a system that will temporarily and automatically block accounts that use "potentially harmful language, such as insults or hateful comments, or those that send repetitive and unwanted responses or mentions." At the moment, this feature will be available to a small group of users on iOS, Android and the web that use the app in English. It is not known when it will be launched for all users, but from Twitter they say that they will study the performance of the system to improve it and adjust it before doing so. On Magnet The Internet does not make you a troll. If you are an idiot online, you probably are also in person Automatic account lock {"videoId":"x83wn5s","autoplay":false,"title":"Modo seguro en Twitter"} How does "safe mode&q