After announcing the test of ads in the Oculus mobile app, Facebook will now also start testing in-headset ads within Oculus Quest apps.
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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.
After starting to test Reels ads in four markets last month, Instagram is now expanding to four more.
TikTok is reportedly beta testing a new feature that will let employers targeting Gen-Zs, list jobs on its platform.
Twitter has announced the test of a new Professional Profile profile type to allow businesses to display more business information on their profile.
Instagram like counts, should we show them or hide them? Instagram cannot decide, so now they will ask us to choose.
YouTube has announced it's testing hiding dislikes on videos in an attempt to stop targeted dislike campaigns against creators.
Facebook has confirmed the test of a feature that allows Instagram users to share reels on Facebook News Feed.
After launching disappearing messages last year, WhatsApp is now working on images that self-destruct when you leave a chat.
If you've suddenly seen Likes disappear from your posts on Instagram this week, you're not the only one.
After testing the feature last year, Netflix is now rolling out its Fast Laughs feature on iOS.
Following the rollout of Fleets in November, Twitter is now expanding functionality with stickers and Twemojis in Japan.
Twitter is testing a new feature that lets users record, and send, voice messages in their DMs.
According to multiple reports, Snapchat is testing dark mode on iOS with a small percentage of users.
Instagram is testing a new way to display Stories on its desktop version, making it easier to scroll through them.
Google is testing a new feature that will bring TikTok and Instagram videos into a carousel at the top of the Google app on mobile.
YouTube started testing a new way to watch Shorts, its TikTok-like short-form video experience.