Users will be able to mark some of the accounts they follow as Favorites. Content from those accounts will then be prioritized in their feed.

Facebook is ramping up its support for creators by adding more comment moderation controls and testing live support for troubleshooting. 

In an effort to make Instagram a safer place for teens, the platform has launched several new features, including “Take A Break.”

TikTok is also in the process of creating another feature called “Ask on TikTok,” which will let an open community respond to user questions.

The new Tips feature lets users reward their favorite creators with monetary payments using the payments platform Stripe. 

Considering the platform introduced new shopping features earlier this year, the new business registration option is likely a move to enhance TikTok’s eCommerce functionality.

Starting today, Twitter will no longer allow users to share images, videos or other private media of individuals without their permission.

Parag Agrawal has been appointed as the new CEO and a member of the board, effective immediately. 

As of yesterday, the platform announced that Tweets will stay on the screen for iOS users whenever they pause scrolling their timeline. 

On November 28, Twitter plans to try out its first shopping livestream hosted by celebrity Jason Derulo. 

The TikTok TV app is now available on Google TV™ and other Android TV™ OS devices like LG Smart TVs and Samsung Smart TVs.

The update is good news for social media managers who want to refine their strategy, or simply go back and delete an accidental upload.