Twitter is testing a new "reply downvotes" option to gather feedback about conversations and give priority to "higher quality content."
While we're still waiting for its dark mode to drop in its mobile app, a similar feature has been spotted being tested on desktop.
Twitter is testing a new labeling feature to try to stop the spread of misinformation on its platform.
According to reports, Twitter is close to launching 'Twitter Blue,' a paid subscription service.
According to reports, Instagram is working on bringing its Direct messaging feature to its web app accessible through a browser.
Facebook is testing a new 'Chat' post type that lets users join Group Chats on Messenger.
After starting to test removing like counts from Instagram posts in several countries, Facebook is considering doing the same on its own app.
Facebook has been spotted testing a new screen sharing feature in Messenger that allows users to share their mobile screens - not just Facebook content.
Twitter is testing a new feature that allows users to get notifications when there's a reply to a Tweet they are interested in.
According to reports, Instagram is testing a new AR 'background' feature that lets users change the background for their Stories.
Instagram is looking to boost engagement among users around Stories, with a new 'Stories About You' activity section spotted this week.
According to reports, Instagram is working on a new Stories camera mode that allows you to create stop-motion videos easily through its app.
According to reports, Twitter is testing a 'Subscribe to conversation' feature that will allow users to get notified about conversation without engaging with them.
Recent reports indicate that Instagram is working on a feature that brings it head-on with Pinterest - the ability to make Collections public.
Instagram seems to be working on a new kind of stickers that will help brands further increase engagement with their Instagram Stories.
According to reports, Facebook is testing a new "Keyword Alerts" feature for Group admins and moderators.
According to sources, Facebook seems to be preparing another hardware product launch next year. It's codenamed "Ripley." But what is it?
Another day, another test at Facebook HQ. This time, it's voice commands for chat and calls on Facebook Messenger.