Twitter's new tweet frequency feature shows how many times any user tweets per month, which should make it easier for you to determine whether to follow them.
Twitter’s tweet frequency feature helps you determine whether to follow someone
Twitter's new tweet frequency feature shows how many times any user tweets per month, which should make it easier for you to determine whether to follow them.
Instead of barely an hour, WhatsApp's Delete for Everyone feature can now recall a message after more than 24 hours of being sent.
Instagram's Stories feature is conducting a limited test that hides excessive stories shared by others behind a new “Show All” button.
Twitter's Circle feature lets you add up to 150 people to a special group that you can post to when you don't feel like tweeting to everyone.
Spotify's new on-platform feature lets listeners pre-save music albums weeks before they're released, starting with Florence + The Machine’s new album.
WhatsApp's Linked Devices feature currently supports computers, but will soon let you link mobile devices to chat on multiple phones or a phone and a tablet.
The Meta-owned WhatsApp is testing a new feature for its iPhone app to mark a disappearing message to keep it past its expiration time.
TikTok is getting a dislike button for comments in a new test allowing some folks to privately flag irrelevant or otherwise inappropriate comments on their videos.
Learn what happens when you use Twitter's unfollow feature which it says helps control unwanted attention on the platform by letting you leave a tweet conversation.
Spotify could soon recommend the most popular playlists that its listeners create in the mobile app in an effort to further aid music discovery on the platform.
A new Twitter feature in testing would make it possible to retweet someone's tweet with a reaction photo or video, along with the tweet embedded.
WhatsApp notifications may soon display profile images of both senders and recipients alongside the text, according to a new test conducted by the app's owner Meta.