Instagram appears to be testing a new TikTok-like vertical feed for Stories, with users in Turkey and Brazil spotting the change.
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Instagram is testing a new option that allows some users to privately like Stories. Only Stories authors will see the total Like count.
Twitter is testing a new TikTok-like format on Explore, with full-screen content that users can scroll through vertically.
Discord's new Premium Memberships feature will let server owners hide their content behind a paywall of monthly subscription fees.
Messenger is testing Split Payments - a new feature that will let users share bills among group chat members.
According to recent reports, TikTok is testing a feature that lets users tag others in their videos.
Twitter is reportedly working on releasing new seasonal and holiday app icons for Twitter Blue subscribers.
Twitter is testing a new "reply downvotes" option to gather feedback about conversations and give priority to "higher quality content."
Last week, WhatsApp beta users spotted a new feature in the app that lets them create custom stickers on WhatsApp desktop.
Instagram is testing the ability to post 60-second Stories with a small group of users. Currently, Stories length is capped at 15 seconds.
Instagram is testing a new "Take a Break" feature developed together with mental health experts, to limit the time users spend on the app.
Netflix is testing "Kids Clips," a TikTok-like video feed; however, the feature is aimed at kids instead of adults.
WhatsApp is working on significantly increasing the maximum time limit to delete a message for everyone in a chat.
Zoom is testing an ad-supported model on its free subscription tier, to ensure it can still offer a free plan.
Twitter is testing a labeling feature that allows automated accounts to identify themselves, to improve the experience on its platform.
Xbox’s new Night Mode will dim your screen, the LEDs on your controller, and the power button, whilst filtering blue light and disabling HDR.
WhatsApp is rolling out a limited public beta test allowing support for multiple devices without the need of having a smartphone nearby.
References found in Facebook's code appear to point to a new feature that may allow users to connect to each other as "mentor" and "mentee." Facebook isn't just copying Snapchat. It's interested in some features that …