With the change, users will be able to watch anyone’s Stories, not just from accounts that they follow. Stories will be flagged with a blue “Stories” tag.

Twitter Spaces can be useful for businesses as they provide a way to show thought leadership, host Q&As, provide commentary on live events, host giveaways and promote product releases. 

The change will help users refine their visual image and prioritize which posts get the most eyeballs, similar to Twitter’s Pinned Tweet feature. 

The new feature only allows creators to share one clip at a time and with people they already are connected with.

Selected iOS users can test the feature by tapping the Retweet icon, selecting Quote Tweet with reaction and then creating their own Tweet Take. 

TikTok is currently rolling out a new Repost button that will function similarly to Twitter’s retweet feature.  While it’s already…

Mosseri said these tests are already out for some users or will be out in the next few weeks. Instagram plans to fully launch the three viewing options in the first half of the year.  

Instagram will prioritize its messaging features in hopes of making Instagram a go-to destination for friends to connect about their interests. 

Instagram has introduced a Profile Embed feature which will allow users to embed a miniature version of their Instagram profile onto their website.

These updates include new green screen GIFs, a visual enhancement button, new musical and animal voice effects and the ability to upload videos in higher definition. 

For Android and iOS users, auto-captions will appear on muted Tweet videos, with the option of keeping them on while unmuted. Users will just need to change their device’s accessibility settings.

The platform says that the “Measurement Badging Program” will help with best practices and teach advertisers how to quantify the value that TikTok ads can generate.