At its Made On YouTube event on Wednesday, the company announced a new dedicated space for creators to interact with their fans and viewers. Continue reading
Today, we’re introducing Instagram Teen Accounts, a new experience for teens, guided by parents. Teen Accounts have built-in protections which limit who can contact them and the content they see, and also provide new ways for teens to explore their interests. Continue...
Snapchat is rolling out a simplified version of the app to some users, the company announced on Tuesday during its Snap Partner Summit, as part of a test to make the disappearing photo app easier to use. “Simple Snapchat” declutters the app’s home screen, removing the...
At its annual Snap Partner Summit, Snapchat announced that it’s introducing a new AI video-generation tool for creators. The tool will allow select creators to generate AI videos from text prompts and, soon, from image prompts. Continue reading
At its annual Snap Partner Summit on Tuesday, the Snapchat maker announced a series of new AI features coming to its app. Most notably, the app’s My AI chatbot is being updated to work more like Google Lens, as it can now respond to more complex Snaps. Continue...
Snap, Snapchat’s parent company, is expanding its suite of AI tools for creators. Continue reading
At the annual Snap Partner Summit, the Snapchat maker unveiled new tools for creators designed to bring its app more in line with its competitors, like TikTok and Instagram. The company also said it will make it easier for creators to connect with brands for sponsored...
With Christmas fast approaching, Meta has announced some new ad updates for the end-of-year push, including easier-to-apply discount codes, updated reminder ads, in-store shopping promotions, and more. Continue reading
TikTok is currently testing a new option that would enable you to start over with your in-app video project, by removing all of the edits that you’ve made and re-creating your clip. Continue reading
After pausing the development of its AI systems based on U.K. user posts back in July, Meta says that it has now gained approval to use public user posts within its AI training, after negotiation with British authorities. Continue reading