Pinterest launched Hosted Checkout, enabling Pinterest users to discover and shop products in-app.

The e-commerce giant is internally testing a TikTok-like mobile feature called Inspire. The feature enables shoppers to scroll through a vertical feed and like, save, and click through to purchase the featured product.

Meta announced the rollout of the Add Yours Sticker for Reels across Facebook and Instagram, which originally launched for Stories last November.

TikTok launched Shopping Ads, a new set of ad solutions to drive e-commerce for brands.

Through a directory, creators can discover merchants to work with based on personalized recommendations.

Creators can now create their own unique tags with Customizable Tags. In addition, Twitch is doubling the number of tags creators can add to their channels from five to 10.

When creators download their Shorts from their YouTube Studio to share them across other social media platforms, they will have a YouTube watermark on them.

TikTok is currently testing a new search feature in which certain keywords are highlighted and clickable. When users click on them, they are brought to the relevant search results, where more videos that have that keyword can be discovered and viewed.

During the latest Creator Insider episode, YouTube shared a few product updates.

When users see ads in their feed, they can tap on the feature to view the reasons why the ad is being shown to them. These factors may include a user's age range, matching an advertiser's targeting parameters, or TikTok estimating their interest in a certain category.

It's bad news for Twitch creators - Twitch announced it is lowering its video-on-demand (VOD) threshold for some streamers this September.

When users tap Post from mobile and then Use a Template, they can access dozens of templates with customizable backgrounds and fonts to create and share a post.