TikTok users will be able to create an avatar face to create a digital character avatar based on a selfie with matching facial expressions.

The new tool will enable brands to showcase a range of products within a single Lens, providing more virtual try-on options for users.

As Meta upgrades its upcoming 3D avatar, it will also let Instagram's users to use similar feature in the future.

Utilising the actual dimensions and details of the virtual object, the user will be able to see in VR an accurate depiction of their real world space.

Twitter is testing Bitmoji integrations that allows users to natively set their Snapchat's Bitmoji as their profile pictures.

This will enable users to generate entirely new artworks and articles based on simple text prompts, with unique results each time.

Meta has expanded its NFT display options by allowing share access across Facebook and Instagram.

Twitter expands its support for the NFT space with a new feature allowing users to display their own NFTs.

Elon Musk has announced that Twitter Blue users will all receive a blue tick and be charged $8 a month for it.

TikTok's creators can earn monthly income from subscription fees and digital 'gifts' that is sent by their fans.

Snapchat is testing mid-roll ads that appear in the Stories of a small group of US creators as a new way for creators on the app to earn money.

The TikTok plugin for WooCommerce enables users to connect their product catalog, activate pixel tracking, create ads and launch them.

Twitter's creators now can provide their Super Followers exclusive content through the live audio platform, Spaces.

Twitter has introduced an integration with Shopify - "Shop Spotlight" to boost their eCommerce opportunities.

Snapchat is launching paid Snapchat Plus that allows users to pin one BFF and get early access to Snapchat's features.

Instagram is testing a tipping feature that would enable creators to recieve virtual gifts given from viewers to show appreciation for their reels.

TikTok is testing a program that lets viewers pay to subscribe to specific live streamers they want to support.

Meta is testing a new left-aligned sidebar and channels list for Groups, which resembles quite closely to how Discord looks.

The new feature looks to copy the BeReal app, giving users a notification to share a photo in 2 minutes at random times of the day.

With the rise of BeReal on the rise, it's not surprise that other social platforms took its key value proposition and made it their own.

Much like TikTok, This update will allow you to view in feed posts, reels & stories in a full screen view without the top stories bar.

Similar to parental control features in other apps like Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, Snapchat is rolling out its first set of parental controls.

Much like Instagram photo mode, TikTok is now allowing users to post still photos and carousels on their feeds.

New shopping features are coming to YouTube Shorts, including affiliate marketing and the ability to purchase items through Shorts.

LinkedIn is testing audio rooms, where participants can join live discussions and raise a virtual hand to speak.

Reddit has been seeing success with its own 'Reddit Talk' option and has been looking to expand Reddit chats to another medium.

Videos on Instagram will now have auto-generated captions, and users have the option to turn them off or on.

The new 'Background Player' option for live-stream videos only, allows users to still listen to video audio even if the app is closed.

Twitter is expanding its accessibility tools, this time via the addition of a new option to translate charts into audio elements for visually impaired users.

YouTube is advancing the use of subtitles in its app, while TikTok is also looking to make auto-subtitles available on all clips.

TikTok will release a new range of captioning and translation tools such as auto-generated captions in an attempt to improve their app's accessibilty.

YouTube has added a new option to help enhance your Shorts, with creators now able to add voiceover to their short-form clips in the app.

Twitter has launched a fullscreen video reply option and explore layout, enabling users to vertically scroll with a full screen visual.

US viewers will be able to watch full seasons of TV shows on YouTube for free with ads. Streaming nearly 4,000 episodes of TV shows.

LinkedIn is testing the 'Discover' features that allow users to find content that they are interested in, based on the platform's algorithm.

Being tested in Southeast Asia, the new feed is being tested alongside a feature that gives creators the ability to add location tags to videos.

Twitter's developed another audience control option for your tweets, with a toggle that enables you to stop or limit people from mentioning your @handle.

Reddit allows community muting, which will remove the community's posts from your notifications and Home/Popular feeds.

TikTok has overtaken Netflix as the second most popular app, proving they are an entertainment app and not a social network.

Users will now be exposed to individuals, themes and topics that they don't follow, but are relevant to their interests.

Twitter's currently working on a new feature called 'articles', which will allow users to create blog posts within the app.

More users are getting more time to film their Reels clips, with Instagram expanding its test of 90-second Reels.

Longer reels, new interactive tools and reel templates are just a few of the new updates that will become available to all users.

Twitter is preparing to launch a new feature that supports the direct publishing of long-form content on its platform, called Twitter Notes.

Stories that are under 60 seconds in length will no longer be split into 15-second segments in an attempt to "improve the Stories experience".

Users can now write up to 2200 characters in their content descriptions as TikTok continues its move towards replacing the search engine.

Snapchat has launched a 'director mode' allowing creators to access an advanced video creation process.

Creators and publishers will soon be allowed to charge viewers a fee to watch their long-form video content with in the app.