Twitter is rolling out an update that provides more context for trending topics, a feature that has been heavily used for misinformation.
Vimeo is rolling out a new profile page experience, allowing creators to customize their profile and promote the work they do with brands.
TikTok has announced a new editing feature called Stitch, that lets users clip and integrate scenes from other users' videos.
After testing Watch Parties with a small group of creators, Twitch is now making the feature available to all users worldwide.
Facebook is introducing a forwarding limit on Messenger as part of its efforts to slow the spread of misinformation.
Facebook now lets you use its data portability tool to transfer your photos and videos to Dropbox and Koofr - not just Google Photos.
“Tweets about a tweet add more to the conversation.” Twitter makes Quote Tweets easier to find with a new counter in the Tweet detail view.
Facebook Shop is a new in-app shopping experience where users can browse products from their favorite brands and creators.
Twitter has announced a new feature that gives you more information about users who send you unsolicited DM requests.
Instagram is rolling out a new 'Suggested Posts' feature that adds organic posts from people you don't follow - and ads - after 'You're All Caught Up.'
According to multiple reports, Netflix is testing several variations of a shuffle feature that would allow users to watch something random.
Instagram QR codes are finally a real thing for all users worldwide, helping both regular users and businesses to connect.
In a bid to boost audience reach, Snapchat is testing a feature that lets users easily share more types of content beyond its platform.
Following the launch of activity cards last year, Google is now updating them to focus on jobs, recipes, and online shopping.
Google has launched a new Search Console Insights tool to help content creators make informed decisions to improve their content.
Facebook has started unifying the chat systems for Instagram and Messenger, allowing users from one platform to message users from the other.
Twitter has finally made its v2 API available to developers - totally rebuilt for the first time since 2012.
GIPHY has launched GIPHY Backdrop, a new tool that lets you create your own animated virtual backgrounds for video calls.