The programming on the site is designed to help creators express themselves, build community and think long-term when it comes to earning money. 

Groups offer a way to create long-lasting customer relationships, increase organic reach and pick up some useful market research data.

As of March 4, Twitter Blue subscribers can upload longer videos on iOS, android, mobile.twitter.com and desktop.

To make Instagram more accessible for users who are deaf and hard-of-hearing, the platform has introduced auto-generated captions for its IG Feed videos.

Over the last month, Instagram appears to have been rolling out a new feature that allows users to convert Instagram Story highlights into Reels.

For creators monetizing their content with In-Stream video ads, formerly known as IGTV ads, Instagram will provide a temporary monthly payment based on recent earnings.

That’s a big leap since TikTok’s move in July to make videos up to three minutes in length.

Twitter users will no longer need to dig around the Settings section when looking to update their accounts and other features.

Over the next month, Facebook will also begin testing Stars on Reels, which will allow users to buy and send Stars to creators while watching their Reels. For every Star a creator receives, they earn one cent from Meta.

The new feature will allow users to keep important conversations in sight and top of mind. 

Safety Mode will now be available to around 50% of users in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand.

The resource page was created to outline TikTok’s commitment to becoming “the safest, most trusted entertainment platform for people and brands.”