Reddit has announced a major update that makes sharing posts directly to other platforms much easier.
Meta has partnered with six popular apps to allow their users to easily share their end-of-year recaps to Facebook and Instagram Stories.
TikTok is making its Video Kit tools available beyond mobile platforms and announcing the integration of new third-party services.
Facebook is testing a new option allowing users to share a post with multiple groups at once, contradicting to past measures to contain misinformation.
WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature called 'View Once' that lets users set photos and videos to disappear from chats once they are viewed.
As part of its effort to rid its platform of misinformation, Facebook is expanding its penalties for users that repeatedly share misinformation.
Facebook is testing a new feature that encourages users to read an article before sharing it.
TikTok has announced two new developer kits that enable sound and music sharing and the integration of TikTok login in other apps.
Facebook has confirmed the test of a feature that allows Instagram users to share reels on Facebook News Feed.
TikTok is rolling out a new warning banner on videos that contain unverified information, to discourage users from sharing them.
In a bid to boost audience reach, Snapchat is testing a feature that lets users easily share more types of content beyond its platform.
Google is finally rolling out its Nearby Share content-sharing feature on smartphones running Android 6.0 and above.
Spotify has announced a new integration that allows Spotify users to share tracks, playlists, albums, and podcasts, to Snapchat.
Viewers of your Facebook Stories will now get to hear 15-second previews of the tracks you share from Spotify.
WhatsApp is testing a new feature that allows users to share their WhatsApp Status with other apps and, perhaps more notably, Facebook.
Instagram is rolling out a new feature allowing users to share links to entire Stories, giving brands better options to promote their Stories.
YouTube has announced that it will be removing the ability to automatically post YouTube Activity on Twitter and Google+.
LinkedIn is rolling out a brand new share box, making it easier for users to choose where their posts are seen.
