Tinder is rolling out a feature in partnership with Lyft, that lets members purchase rides for their matches - to and from dates.
Twitter is starting to roll out its new Spaces tab to all iOS users with English as their set language. Android support will follow soon.
By the end of this year, AdSense auctions will no longer be determined by second-highest bids, as Google moves its model to first-price.
Clubhouse is expanding its Clips to all iOS users and introducing a new link option to share conversations to other platforms.
Pinterest is introducing new social-shopping features, including a new shoppable video ad format automatically generated from catalogs.
Snapchat is announcing Spotlight Challenges, a new way for creators to win cash prizes and grow their engagement.
Snapchat has issued a guide on how to best use its Audience Insights tool to tailor marketing to audiences and get better results.
Amazon Prime members can now send gifts with an email or phone number - even if they don't know the recipient's mailing address.
Google is turning on two-factor authentication by default for millions of accounts and encouraging users to manage inactive accounts.
As more people watch YouTube on their TVs, Google Ads is making Video Action campaigns available on Connected TVs.
Facebook is testing a new option allowing users to share a post with multiple groups at once, contradicting to past measures to contain misinformation.
Tinder is rolling out an in-app digital currency that can be purchased or earned, allowing users to spend on its platform.
In November, YouTube is adding a new background listening feature to YouTube Music’s free subscription tier.
Twitch is experimenting with a new feature that will allow viewers to pay to have their favorite streams land on the front page.
Businesses in the US can now apply for a Professional Account on Twitter, giving them the ability to grow and strengthen their presence.
Twitter is finally fixing its frustratingly low video quality, but the upgrade won't apply to previously uploaded videos.
Google is bringing six customizable background options to Google Meet on Android. The feature was already available on iOS and the web.
Google is making data-driven attribution the default attribution model for all new conversion actions in Google Ads.