Instagram has recently confirmed that they are testing unskippable ads on their platform after multiple users have reported seeing them. These ads, labelled as “ad breaks”, are only 5-seconds long and users are unable to scroll past them. According to a Meta spokesperson, the company is exploring new ways to provide value for advertisers through
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Meta’s introduction of the “Meta Verified” subscription offering has raised eyebrows among users and critics alike. The ability to purchase a blue checkmark, along with enhanced account support, for $14.99 per month seems to cheapen the authenticity and exclusivity of the verification process. Additionally, the lack of transparency regarding the take-up numbers for Meta Verified
Instagram, one of the most popular social media platforms, has been receiving criticism lately due to the mixed messaging coming from its communication team. With contradictory advice being shared through official accounts, confusion and debate are sparking within the Instagram community. One of the instances of conflicting advice from Instagram includes a slide shared at
Facebook, the social media giant that once dominated the online space, seems to be struggling with its youth appeal. With platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat gaining more popularity among young users, Facebook’s attempt to reposition itself as the go-to platform for young adults seems like a questionable move. In a recent post, Facebook highlighted
TikTok, a social media platform known for its viral dance trends and extensive user base, is facing a critical point in its existence. The app’s algorithm, which tailors content to individual users based on their preferences and interactions, is at the heart of a debate over national security concerns. The question arises: Would TikTok still
Recently, Meta revealed that it had uncovered “likely AI-generated” content being used deceptively on its Facebook and Instagram platforms. This content included comments that praised Israel’s handling of the war in Gaza, which were strategically placed below posts from prominent global news organizations and US lawmakers. The accounts responsible for this misleading content posed as
When it comes to social media platforms, user interface changes play a significant role in shaping the user experience. Twitter has been known for its minimalist approach to design, especially when it comes to the bottom bar shortcuts in the app. However, recent developments suggest that Twitter, now under the management of X, is experimenting
The Olympics are fast approaching, and TikTok is gearing up to assist marketers in preparing their Olympic-related campaigns. In order to comply with official rules, TikTok has cleverly referred to the event as the “Summer Games” and the “European Football Tournament” in its latest 19-page guide. The guide aims to highlight the potential for brands
WhatsApp has recently announced a new feature that allows users to share longer voice messages as status updates. This feature is now available on both iPhone and Android versions of the app, offering users an extended duration for their voice notes. Enhancing User Experience The Meta-owned instant messaging platform has been focusing on improving the
Instagram, Meta’s popular photo and video sharing platform, is rumored to be working on a new way for users to access features before they are officially released. This new feature will allow users to experiment with in-development features through an alternate method. According to a recent leak, Instagram may soon introduce an “early access to