Social Media Updates: Page 3
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Retrieved from Reddit on March 31, 2026
Reddit expands access to publisher tools
All approved media partners will now be able to share content and analyze engagement as part of a beta test through the Links tab in Reddit Pro.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 30, 2026 -
EU regulators propose banning AI nudification apps
The legislation would prohibit any artificial image and video generation platform, including X’s Grok, from generating unauthorized, sexually explicit images.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 29, 2026 -
Retrieved from LinkedIn on April 30, 2020
LinkedIn will no longer allow real-time livestreams
Starting in June, the platform will require users to schedule events ahead of time, although streams can be planned “just minutes in advance,” per the company.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 29, 2026 -
Retrieved from Instagram on May 24, 2022
Meta’s next subscription package could boost Instagram performance
Additional features including spotlight and rewatch will allow paying users to get more out of their Instagram Stories, boosting app value for creators.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 29, 2026 -
Meta updates Edits with new fonts, templates and better search tools
Included in the latest round of features is an exclusive font based on the film “Dhurandhar The Revenge,” which was recently released worldwide.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 29, 2026 -
Retrieved from WhatsApp on March 27, 2026
WhatsApp rolls out multiple features to improve chats
Updates include new storage management tools, improved ways to transfer history from Android to iOS and AI-enabled responses.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 26, 2026 -
Retrieved from Oversight Board on June 04, 2020
Meta’s Oversight Board warns against expanded rollout of community notes
The board said a crowd-sourced approach, which replaced the company’s third-party fact checking in the U.S., may not be safe in other regions.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 26, 2026 -
Jury finds Meta and YouTube guilty of causing social media addiction
The plaintiff was awarded $6 million in damages following a California trial that focused on intentionally designed systems such as infinite scrolling.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 25, 2026 -
Retrieved from Reddit on March 28, 2024
Reddit implements new [App] label to identify bot profiles
CEO Steve Huffman said the move was designed to let users know when they’re talking to a person and when they’re not.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 25, 2026 -
New Mexico jury approves $375M in civil damages against Meta
The landmark ruling found the social media giant liable for failing to protect children from online predators, according to Reuters.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 25, 2026 -
Retrieved from YouTube on March 26, 2026
YouTube expands Shopping Affiliate Program access
The platform lowered the follower threshold from 1,000 to 500, allowing more creators to earn sales commissions from video links.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 25, 2026 -
Retrieved from YouTube on March 24, 2026
YouTube brings updated tools to its creator partnership program
The platform is merging creator and advertising elements into a single space to facilitate collaboration opportunities and streamline affiliate marketing.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 23, 2026 -
Retrieved from ChatGPT (via prompt) on March 24, 2026
Mark Zuckerberg is creating an AI clone of himself
The Wall Street Journal reported that the Meta CEO is building an AI agent to help him do his job more effectively.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 23, 2026 -
Sponsored by Multilogin
Why social media marketers are switching to cloud phones in 2026
Physical devices can't scale. Here's how cloud phones are changing multi-account management.
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Retrieved from YouTube on February 01, 2024
YouTube tests video highlights preview feature
The new system could replace thumbnails and provide viewers with more context before they click on recommended clips.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 22, 2026 -
Retrieved from X on September 19, 2023
Elon Musk held liable for misleading investors ahead of Twitter acquisition
A federal jury in California has ordered the X owner to pay as much as $2.6 billion after ruling that he intentionally manipulated the platform’s share price.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 22, 2026 -
Social platforms call on EU regulators to ensure the continuity of child protection measures
A joint statement from Google, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Meta, Microsoft and TikTok asked lawmakers to create a better framework or extend the current one.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 22, 2026 -
Retrieved from Meta on March 20, 2026
Meta replaces moderation staff with AI, expands access to AI support bot
The company says that its AI systems are getting better at performing moderation tasks.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 19, 2026 -
Retrieved from YouTube on March 19, 2026
YouTube launches AI-powered Reimagine option for Shorts
The feature enables Shorts viewers to generate their own videos based on a scene from a clip.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 18, 2026 -
Retrieved from Meta on February 19, 2022
Meta shuts down Horizon Worlds VR, shifting further from the metaverse
Horizon Worlds will become a mobile-only experience, with no VR element.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 18, 2026 -
Retrieved from App Store on March 18, 2026
Snapchat retires separate Bitmoji app
Bitmoji characters will remain an element of Snapchat.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 17, 2026 -
Retrieved from Google on November 15, 2024
YouTube expands livestream gifts to users in Korea
The option will provide Korean livestreamers with another means to generate revenue from their content.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 17, 2026 -
Retrieved from YouTube on March 18, 2026
YouTube partners with FIFA on exclusive World Cup elements
The deal will enable FIFA media partners to post a range of content to the platform.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 17, 2026 -
Retrieved from YouTube on February 01, 2024
YouTube underlines commitment to musicians amid rising use of AI
YouTube paid over $8 billion to the music industry between July 2024 and June 2025.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 16, 2026 -
Retrieved from YouTube on March 12, 2026
YouTube allocates $20M toward a digital literacy education program for teens
The video platform, in partnership with Google.org and The Centre for Public Impact, will also work with creators to bring the initiative to audiences.
By Andrew Hutchinson • March 11, 2026