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Facebook Tests Reels-First App Experience in India
Facebook is testing a Reels-first experience in India that opens the app in full-screen video for some users, while keeping the classic Feed available.
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Facebook is testing a Reels-first experience in India that opens the app in full-screen video for some users, while keeping the classic Feed available.
TikTok will pay Alabama at least $100 million and add stricter teen safeguards under a settlement over allegations involving child safety and addictive design.
A social media addiction lawsuit against Meta has been dropped ahead of trial after the plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the case without receiving any payment, Meta said.
X has introduced a new algorithm update designed to promote more constructive discussions while reducing divisive and hostile interactions across the platform. Learn what the latest changes…
A group of former Snap leaders has launched Ghost Angels, a new investment fund focused on backing early-stage AI, social media, and consumer technology startups. The fund aims to support…
Meta has launched paid subscription plans for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, offering premium features, enhanced customisation, advanced engagement tools, and upcoming AI-powered…
Meta is revamping its cross-app management system to improve control, privacy, and integration across Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms.
Instagram now allows users to edit their comments after posting, improving flexibility, accuracy, and control over conversations on the platform.
Sonder, a new connections app, is gaining popularity with its intentionally slow sign-up process designed to foster genuine interactions and meaningful matches.
Meta is testing a premium subscription model on Instagram, offering exclusive features and new monetisation options for creators and users.
Polymarket signs a new deal with Major League Baseball, continuing its partnership push as prediction markets gain traction in sports and digital engagement.
Digg has laid off employees and closed its app as the company restructures operations and refocuses on a new product direction.
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