Facebook will begin testing ads in notifications this spring. Users will see these ads labeled as “sponsored” alongside their regular notifications based on their past engagement with ads and content.

Reddit’s added a new Import feature that allows advertisers to transfer campaigns directly from Meta Ads Manager.

Instagram is rolling out one of the most requested features—it’s giving users the ability to play a Reel at 2x speed by long-pressing on the left or right side of their screen.

Instagram is discontinuing Content Notes, a feature launched last summer that allowed users to leave Notes on posts and Reels, which would then appear in the feeds of mutual followers

Facebook is giving creators a new way to make money—this time through public Stories. Creators in the Facebook Content Monetization program can now earn from Stories, just like they do with videos, Reels, and posts.

Instagram is starting to test a new feature called Blend.

Instagram has started rolling out the ability for more users to share photos in their original aspect ratio.

Meta may be launching a standalone app for Meta AI, expected in the second quarter, with a paid subscription option.

Instagram has started encouraging users to schedule messages

Instagram is considering launching a standalone app for Reels, according to The Information.

In a recent video, Instagram's Adam Mosseri explained how the algorithm weighs watch time, addressing a user’s question about the “sweet spot” for watch time percentage and whether longer videos are penalized.