TikTok is expanding its Out of Phone Program, its out-of-home advertising solution.

Instagram changed the requirements for going Live, now requiring creators to have a public account with 1,000 followers or more.

TikTok is testing a feature that automatically notifies parents when their teen uploads public content, including videos, Stories, or Posts.

Instagram added several updates to its video editing app, Edits.

YouTube is starting to test a new Collaboration feature. Creators can add collaborators to their video, which then allows their content to be recommended to each other's audiences. YouTube says it's currently testing it with a small group of creators.

YouTube updated Channel Analytics to include New, Casual, and Regular Viewer metrics.

Instagram added a Quiz sticker to Feed Posts and Reels. Users can ask a question and add up to four multiple-choice answers that will appear in the captions.

Instagram confirmed it's testing new insights for Reels. Building on last week's spotted Carousel insights, creators will soon be able to see exactly when viewers hit "like" during their videos.

Snapchat launched Home Safe, letting users send one-time alerts to friends or family when they get home safely.

Twitch is rolling out Subfeeds for the Clips Feed. These appear at the top of the feed as a horizontal, scrollable shelf and organize clips by popular categories and collections.

Threads now lets users send photos via Direct Messages.

Facebook is cracking down on unoriginal content. After taking action on over 500,000 accounts engaging in spammy behavior and removing 10 million profiles impersonating creators, Facebook is now enforcing stricter policies on accounts reposting others’ content.