by Hannah McKernonWith so much going on in the world of social media each week, it can be tricky to keep up. Worry not guys, we’ve got you covered, and have collated some of the recent top social headlines.
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As audio social platform Clubhouse continues to gain momentum, Twitter is working to quickly evolve and roll-out its own version of the same, with Twitter Spaces gradually trickling out to more users, and getting new feature upgrades in line with user response.
Over the past week, Twitter has previewed a range of improvements for the Spaces UI, including a new display of all speakers and listeners in a room, and more prominent markers for speakers and hosts within a Space.
Every day, millions of people use WhatsApp to communicate with businesses, large and small. You can message businesses to ask questions, make purchases, and get information. It's your choice whether you chat with a business on WhatsApp, and you can block or remove them from your contact list.
More on hot WhatApp collect, share, and use data here.
Instagram and iMessage aren't on speaking terms. Well, in a small technical way that's made sending Instagram posts by text slightly more annoying, that is.
Have you noticed recently that Instagram links are not generating previews when sent through iMessage?
LinkedIn has launched a new data analytics platform designed to give sales teams real-time insights into potential opportunities based on data generated by more than 700 million members on the social network, called LinkedIn Sales Insights.
LinkedIn launches Sales Insights to provide real-time data on business opportunities https://t.co/dbiMEXF1A1
— Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) February 18, 2021
Facebook has shared some new insights into how its video content algorithms work, which ultimately determine the reach of your video uploads on the platform.
The tips come from Facebook product lead Mahncy Mehrotra, who took part in a recent live-stream on the Facebook Media Page.
