Instagram has introduced safety features to protect users from sextortion scammers. The platform no longer allows users to take screenshots or save fleeting or motion pictures sent in messages.
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Discord is facing a lawsuit from game publisher Nexon, accusing the platform of failing to comply with a Digital Millennium Copyright Act subpoena.
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Meta adds "activity statuses" to threads, allowing users to see who's online while scrolling through their feed.
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YouTube is introducing a "Shot on Camera" tag to verify if a video was uploaded from a real camera with unaltered images and audio.
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Spotify is testing music videos for premium users in 85 more markets, following a limited-market video experiment in March.
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Google says it's testing background playback for its live TV streaming service on iOS and Android applications.
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Snapchat is introducing "Footprints" functionality to iOS users, allowing users to navigate the world and view their travels on the Snap Map.
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Pinnit, an Android app helps users manage their notifications by checking missed ones and creating custom notifications.
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After, a dating app in Austin, Texas, has launched a new feature to combat ghosts and provide closure. T
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RSS Reeder, a popular app, has been overhauled to offer a more diverse viewing experience, allowing users to consume content from various sources.
