Twitter recently announced the ability for Twitter Blue subscribers to share videos of up to two hours in length

Meanwhile, WhatsApp is working on a username feature

Musk pointed out that the Twitter app occupies 9.52 GB of phone storage

WhatsApp will roll out the functionality to more users in the coming weeks

Twitter feature will soon expand to support multiple images, GIFs and videos.

Musk met with Chinese government officials and local business leaders during his visit.

WhatsApp on a roll-out spree

Instagram also plans to roll out transparency tools for creators

As head of Trust and Safety, Irwin helped oversee Twitter’s policies on harassment, hate speech and violent content — rules which were relaxed under new owner Elon Musk

WhatsApp redesigned keyboard will include the emoji category bar

Meta Verified is available for direct purchase on Instagram or Facebook.

Channels will be first available in select organisations in Colombia and Singapore.

Twitter has increased the window to edit tweets from 30 minutes to one hour for Blue subscribers.

Twitter hosts some services on its server and houses others on the cloud platforms of Amazon and Google.

The former Twitter Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder has alleged that the Indian government threatened to shut down Twitter during farmers protest

Starting next month, third-party app developers using Reddit's vast troves of data will have to pay a price and the changes could affect players across the spectrum

Instagram limits music support to 30-seconds

Members of the National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA) are seeking over $250 million in damages for alleged infringement of nearly 1,700 copyrights.

Instagram started testing broadcast channels in February.

Musk responded to a tweet suggesting that a Twitter video app is needed.

The messages will appear on special mirrors in restrooms installed at select locations in Delhi and vanish without a trace like disappearing messages, the company said.

WhatsApp also announced a private messaging feature. Actor Anushka Sharma has been roped in for the launch

Android Developers put out a tweet confirming the issue and its fix

Ammu, Thala and Kutty are among the city’s most popular nicknames, says a research by Snapchat

Kerala Police arrested controversial Youtuber 'Thoppi' who had been accused of making allegedly objectionable remarks and creating a traffic block in Malappuram district

Many of the features require minors and their parents to opt in, raising questions about how effective the measures are

From politicians to brands, everyone wants to partner content creator sensations

Twitter CEO Yaccarino is planning to launch full-screen, sound-on video ads.

That comes after Twitter had announced that it will require users to have an account on the social media platform to view tweets.

Meta is also expanding ‘Why Am I Seeing This?’ feature in Instagram and Facebook Reels.

Temporary limits to address “extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation”

TweetDeck now supports full composer functionality, spaces, video docking, and polls

Threads passes 5 million sign ups in four hours: CEO Zuckerberg

Threads gains about 10 million signups within seven hours of the roll out

Mark challenges Elon with Twitter post

Threads accounts are linked to Instagram, allowing users to retain their usernames and followers.

Meta’s Threads app, seen as a formidable competitor to Twitter, has garnered over 10 million sign-ups within seven hours of launch, offering features similar to Twitter and attracting users from Instagram.

New platform garnered over 30 million users after its debut

Users do not need to have Twitter accounts to view tweets

Meta, which launched Threads on Wednesday, looks to take on Elon Musk's Twitter by taking advantage of Instagram's billions of users

On Threads, people can post text and links and reply to or repost messages from others

In less than 24 hours, Threads attracted some 30 million users

Threads app received about 30 million signups as of Thursday morning

Guide to deactivate Threads

In a letter to Mark Zuckerburg, Alex Spiro, an attorney representing Twitter, accused Meta of unlawfully using Twitter’s trade secrets and other intellectual property by hiring former Twitter employees to create a “copycat” app

WhatsApp unveils the new feature for beta users

Mark Zuckerberg’s idealistic vision for Threads has been challenged from Day 1 by news junkies, politicians and other fans of rhetorical combat

Legal experts say while many companies have accused competitors that hired former employees and have a similar product of stealing trade secrets, the cases are difficult to prove

Threads has started with some built-in defense mechanisms for harmful content, as its user policies are the same as Instagram’s

Threads bears a strong resemblance to Twitter, as do numerous other social media sites that have cropped up in recent months as users have chafed at Musk's management of the service