October 2025 Social Media Updates You Need to Know

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Social media never slows down, and October 2025 was no exception. Read our social media round-up for the key updates every creator and brand should know.

TikTok Upgrades AI-Powered “Smart+” Campaigns

TikTok updated its Smart+ ad system, blending automation with more manual control. For those unfamiliar, TikTok’s Smart+ is an automation solution that can be fine-tuned across targeting, creative, placement, and budget to maximize performance for every objective. Check out the changes and why you should care:

What’s New

🤖 Choose AI automation or hands-on control for each campaign module

🧪 Enhanced A/B testing and detailed performance metrics

🎬 New “Symphony” creative tools for resizing, dubbing, and translating videos

📊 Improved GMV Max dashboard for sellers and creators

📈 Integration with Google Analytics and Assisted Conversions for better attribution

Why It Matters

🚀 Smarter automation without losing creative flexibility

💰 Easier to pinpoint which campaigns and creators drive conversions

🧭 Clearer visibility into ad performance and ROI

⚙️ More control over creative, targeting, and optimization

With these enhancements, TikTok gives brands more transparency and creative control, powered by AI precision.

Instagram Introduces Stricter Content Rules for Teen Accounts

Instagram has rolled out new “PG-13” level restrictions for users under 18. These controls limit what teens can see and search for on the platform.

What’s New

🔒 Teen accounts automatically receive the most restrictive content settings

🚫 Searches for terms like “alcohol” or “violence” are blocked

👥 Teens can’t follow accounts repeatedly posting age-inappropriate content

🌍 Rollout starts in the US, UK, Australia, and Canada

Why It Matters

🧩 Content once visible to younger audiences will now be filtered

🗣️ Language, visuals, and tone will face closer scrutiny

📊 Brands targeting Gen Z must adapt creative direction for compliance

🎬 Influencers with teen-heavy followings should review past content for eligibility

Instagram is signaling a firmer stance on youth protection. Review your content strategy to stay compliant and audience-appropriate.

Instagram Launches “Rings” to Recognize Top Creators

Instagram introduced Rings, a new awards program celebrating creative excellence. Selected creators receive physical and digital gold rings as symbols of recognition.

What’s New

🏆 Winners receive a physical gold ring and a digital gold ring badge on their profile

💬 Rings appear around profile photos and Stories

🎨 Custom profile features unlock for award recipients

👑 Judged by a panel of cultural figures like Spike Lee and Marc Jacobs

📩 Participation is invite-only, no public applications

Why It Matters

✨ Rings create a new layer of social proof on the platform

📢 Awarded creators gain visibility and prestige

🎯 Brands may seek partnerships with Ring holders to elevate campaigns

💡 Align your content with creativity and originality to stand out in future selections

Instagram is focusing on culture, innovation, and community impact. The Rings program highlights who sets the tone on the platform.

What These Updates Mean for You

That’s a wrap on October 2025 social media updates! See you next month. 👋

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September 2025 Social Media Updates You Need to Know

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Social media is evolving fast, and September 2025 was proof. Read our social media round-up for more on what these updates mean for creators and brands; let’s dive in!

Instagram Launches First iPad App Focused on Reels

Instagram just released its first native iPad app, built for tablets. The new app puts Reels front and center, marking a shift in how Meta expects people to use Instagram on larger screens.

What’s New

📱 Opens directly into the Reels feed, not the home feed

👥 Includes a “Following” tab to catch up with accounts you already follow

🖥️ Optimized layout for iPad with:

✉️ Side-by-side messaging and notifications

💬 Expanded comments displayed alongside full-size Reels

🌍 Works on iPadOS 15.1 or newer, rolling out globally

Why it Matters

🎥 Reels make up about half of all time spent on Instagram

📈 Video viewing is up ~20% year over year

🖼️ A larger screen means more immersive video experiences and easier multitasking

🔬 Serves as a test bed — Instagram may extend these design changes to phones or Android tablets

This is Instagram’s signal that video is the future. The sooner you adapt your content for Reels and tablets, the easier it’ll be to stay relevant when everyone else jumps on.

TikTok Adds Voice Notes and Media Attachments to Direct Messages

TikTok will now let users send up to 60-second voice messages and share up to nine photos or videos per message in direct messages. These features apply in one-on-one chats and group conversations.

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What’s New

Users can press and hold the microphone icon in the composer to record voice notes up to 60 seconds. 

After recording, you can release it to send, swipe it to delete, or swipe up to lock the recording and send it manually. You can now attach up to nine images or videos per DM, and you can pick from your camera roll or capture new media via the TikTok camera. Don’t like what you sent? Deleting voice messages within 3 minutes is allowed. 

Safety & Restrictions

Users under age 16 cannot use DMs, and users aged 16-18 have automated systems to block explicit images; adults have optional controls.  New message requests cannot begin with pictures or video; only text or existing TikTok content can start a conversation. 

These updates move TikTok closer to messaging platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram. They let users express more personality through voice and richer media, making private conversations more engaging. This opens up new ways for creators and brands to connect, build relationships, and respond more personally.

TikTok Adds Trending Content Tips & Enhanced Analytics Tools

Discover TikTok’s new trending content tips and upgraded analytics tools. Learn how creators can leverage these features to grow reach, boost engagement, and create content that trends.

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What’s New

📊 TikTok now highlights trend tips inside Creator Analytics, highlighting emerging hashtags, sounds, and formats.

📈 The analytics dashboard includes new comparisons, showing how your content stacks up against trending styles.

🕒 Suggested optimizations appear for video length, posting times, and cover images based on what’s performing best.

📉 New visualizations show trend lifecycles—how fast they rise, peak, and fade.

Why It Matters

🚀 Early access to trends means you can act before they saturate the feed.

👀 Creators gain visibility by aligning content with what TikTok is actively surfacing.

🏢 Brands get real-time insight into shifting audience behavior.

⏳ Less time wasted chasing outdated formats or sounds.

How to Use These Tools

🔎 Check trend tips weekly and use them to spark content ideas.

⚖️ Compare your videos to trending ones and adjust style, hashtags, or pacing.

🕰️ Adapt your posting schedule based on when trending content peaks.

🎬 Test shorter or longer formats depending on analytics signals.

That’s a wrap on September 2025 social media updates! See you next month. 👋
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August 2025 Social Media Updates You Need to Know

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Lots happened in August, especially with Instagram rolling out fresh features and experiments that are changing how we connect and share. Let’s dive into the August 2025 social media updates you can’t miss!

Instagram Finally Lets You Repost

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Big news: Instagram just dropped a feature we’ve all been waiting for — Reposting. Yup, it’s basically the Insta version of a retweet. Now you can share public Reels and posts straight to your feed, not just your Story.

Why it matters:

🔄 Creators = more reach

✨ Users = easier way to hype your faves

💼 Brands = new way to boost UGC

Some people love it (“Insta feels social again!”), others say it’s just copying TikTok & X. Either way, it’s changing how stuff spreads on the app.

This move makes Instagram feel closer to platforms like TikTok and X, where resharing is a core part of content discovery. For years, critics said Instagram lacked an easy way for posts to “go viral” beyond hashtags and the algorithm. Reposting addresses this gap, giving everyday users more power to spread content without relying solely on Instagram’s recommendation engine.

Will reposting actually stick, or just end up like other forgotten features? Too early to tell — but if you’re a creator or brand, now’s the time to experiment. Encourage your people to repost, and watch how far your content can travel.

Instagram Drops a Map Feature

Insta rolled out something totally new: the Instagram Map. But don’t freak out — it’s not live location tracking. Instead, it lets you opt-in to share your last tagged location with selected friends, while also showing you posts and Reels that others have tagged in certain spots.

How It Works

📍 Opt-in only — you decide if you want to share.

👀 Control who sees it — choose specific accounts instead of broadcasting to everyone.

👪 Built-in supervision — parents can manage how teens use it through safety tools.

🔎 Explore mode — check out what’s been posted in places around you or anywhere on the map.

Basically, it’s Instagram’s way of blending discovery with a dash of FOMO.

Some users love it — calling it a fun way to explore local content and see where friends have been. Others worry Instagram might be doing too much again, layering on features that not everyone asked for.

If Instagram plays it right, this could become the go-to for travel inspo, food spots, or just keeping up with your crew. But if users feel their privacy isn’t protected, it could flop fast.

Instagram Reels Just Got a “Friends” Tab

Instagram’s shaking things up again — this time inside Reels. Alongside the endless scroll of trending content, there’s now a shiny new Friends tab that only shows Reels from people you actually follow.

The For You–style Reels feed is fun, but let’s be real — it’s easy to get lost in a sea of strangers. The new Friends tab flips the script:

👯 More personal — see what your actual friends are posting, not just random viral clips.

🌱 Better engagement — creators can connect with their existing audience instead of relying only on the algorithm.

✨ Balanced feed — mix of viral + familiar content = best of both worlds.

It’s Instagram’s way of reminding us that social media is supposed to be, well… social.

People are into it. For some, it feels like a throwback to when Instagram was more about your circle and less about influencers. Others are calling it Instagram’s “anti-TikTok” move — focusing on connections instead of just chasing trends.

YouTube’s AI Age Filter

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YouTube is rolling out an AI-powered age verification system in the U.S. — and it’s NOT just asking for your birthdate anymore. Instead, it’s using machine learning to guess how old you are based on your account activity, video history, search behavior, and account age.

Why it matters:

If the AI thinks you’re under 18, you’ll automatically get teen-safe settings — like no personalized ads, “take a break” nudges, restricted content, and digital well‑being tools activated.

And if it gets it wrong? You can appeal — but it might involve waving your ID, a selfie, or even your credit card. Yikes, that’s a lot for “just watching videos.”

What’s fueling this move:

Platforms are facing pressure from U.S. and global regulators to better protect minors online—laws like KOSA in the U.S. and online safety rules in other countries are pushing platforms to get stricter.

But not everyone’s down with the change. Privacy advocates and everyday users worry that this is a huge overreach into personal data. There’s even a petition with tens of thousands of signatures pushing back against it.

That’s a wrap on August 2025 social media updates! See you next month. 👋
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July 2025 Social Media Updates You Need to Know

From fresh features to exciting experiments, here’s what’s lighting up the digital world this month. Let’s dive into the July 2025 social media updates you can’t miss!

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Instagram Content Now Searchable on Google

Big news! Instagram has decided to step up its game in 2025. Starting in July, public content from professional Instagram accounts (yes, business and creator profiles) will be indexed by Google and other search engines. That means your Reels, photos, carousels, and even those viral memes you post can now appear in Google search results. 🙌

This update is massive for brands, influencers, and creators, giving you more chances to show up in front of a larger audience. So, how can you make the most of it? Let’s break it down.

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Why Is This a Game-Changer for Instagram SEO?

For the longest time, Instagram’s content was only visible to people already on the platform. Now, with Instagram content searchable on Google, you're opening the doors to a whole new world of exposure. 🚪

Why It Matters:

More Visibility: Your posts will show up in Google search, so your content has the potential to reach people who aren't even on Instagram.

More Traffic: With your Instagram posts showing up in search results, you can drive more traffic to your site, blog, or online store.

The key is to optimize your content—think keywords, hashtags, alt text, and user engagement—so your posts show up in Google searches and reach new audiences beyond Instagram.

YouTube Tests “Ask Studio” Analytics Bot

YouTube recently dropped an update that’s going to make your content creation journey a whole lot easier—the Ask Studio Analytics Bot. If you’re tired of sifting through endless analytics reports or figuring out why a video is blowing up, this AI-powered tool might be your new best friend.

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So, how does it work? Well, once you’ve got Ask Studio on your YouTube account, you can ask questions through a simple chatbot interface. It’ll pull data from your channel’s performance, analyze it, and give you insights on why your video did well or didn’t hit the mark.

YouTube is constantly evolving, and tools like Ask Studio help creators keep up with all the changes. With AI-driven analytics, you can make smarter decisions, optimize your content strategy, and maximize your reach. Instead of feeling lost in the numbers, this tool gives you quick, actionable insights to help you level your game.

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Right now, Ask Studio is still in its testing phase, so not everyone has access just yet. But don’t worry—depending on feedback, it’s expected to roll out to more creators soon. So, keep an eye on your YouTube Studio updates!

LinkedIn’s New Video Cover Feature

If you’ve been using LinkedIn to post articles or newsletters, you can add a video cover to grab more attention. Whether you're a pro content creator or just trying to level up your professional presence, this is a move you don’t want to miss.

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So here’s the scoop: LinkedIn has made it possible to add a video cover to your articles and newsletters. Instead of just a static image, you can now upload a video that will play directly in the feed, making your posts pop and stand out.

Why You Should Care:

More Engagement: Videos are 20x more likely to get shared on LinkedIn than any other content type.

Catch Attention: It’s a way to grab your audience’s attention in a dynamic, compelling way.

Emails Get an Upgrade: These video thumbnails will also appear in email notifications, ensuring that more people see your content.

It’s a simple update, but it will greatly improve people’s interactions with your content.

Here’s how to make your video cover pop:

Keep It Short: Aim for 30 seconds or less. You want it to be concise but catchy enough to get people’s attention.

Highlight Key Takeaways: Focus on your article or newsletter's core message. Make it clear why viewers should care.

Polished and Professional: This is LinkedIn, so keep it high-quality. Crisp visuals and clear audio are a must!

CTA: Add a quick call-to-action like “Learn More” or “Read Full Article” to guide your audience toward further engagement.

That’s a wrap on July 2025 social media updates! See you next month. 👋
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June 2025 Social Media Updates You Need to Know

June is here, so is the summer vibe. The social media updates are shining bright like the sun. 🌞 From new features to exciting tests, here’s what’s heating up this month. Let’s check out the June 2025 social media updates you need to know!

Instagram's New Grid Feature

Instagram is finally letting us rearrange our grid posts. Yup, you heard that right. No more stressing over how your feed looks after you’ve posted something. You can now move stuff around to make it perfect whenever you want. Kind of like your own personal Pinterest board!

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This is great if you want to curate your feed more creatively. You can highlight specific content or keep your posts aligned with your latest campaign. It’s like having a social media editor for your profile. 

Curate your grid like a pro—keep your most important or branded posts front and center. It’s like making your profile a mood board, and now you can shuffle around your vibe when the mood changes.

Facebook Transitions All New Videos to Reels

If you’ve been paying attention to social media lately, you know Reels have become one of the most engaging content formats on platforms like Instagram and Facebook. In June 2025, Meta made a significant announcement. All new videos on Facebook will now be classified as Reels, regardless of length.

No more deciding whether to post a video or a Reel. Now, every video you upload will automatically be classified as a Reel. Whether it’s a quick TikTok-style video, a longer-form content piece, or even a live stream, Facebook will categorize it all under the same format.

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Facebook is renaming its Video Tab to the Reels Tab, where all video content will now be housed. This will simplify the user experience. As a result, there will be a unified location for all video content, making it easier for followers to navigate.

Reels are prioritized by the algorithm. This means your videos are more likely to be shown on the Explore page and in users' feeds. With the ability to post longer videos, you can dive deeper into topics. As a bonus, you can benefit from the algorithm’s favor for engaging, vertical content.

TikTok Launches New AI-Powered Ad Creation Tools

If you’re a marketer on TikTok, get ready to upgrade your content creation game! In June 2025, TikTok introduced a suite of AI-powered tools under the new TikTok Symphony feature, making ad creation easier and faster. These updates will change how you approach TikTok marketing. They include image-to-video transformations and using digital avatars for product demos.

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The rise of AI-powered tools means faster production, better targeting, and more engaging content, ultimately leading to higher campaign performance. But what should you expect from these updates? Here’s a quick look at the key takeaways:

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TikTok’s new Symphony suite is packed with game-changing features that simplify the process of creating high-quality video content. Here’s what’s new:

That’s a wrap! See you next month. 👋
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May 2025 Social Media Updates You Need to Know

May brought more than just flowers—social media updates are blooming too. 🌸 From fresh features to major tests, here’s what’s sprouting this month. Let’s dive in.

Instagram Tests New Cross-Posting Feature to Threads

Instagram is rolling out a new feature that could simplify content sharing, especially for creators and brands managing multiple platforms. Meta has begun testing a cross-posting option from Instagram to Threads, allowing users to automatically share their image posts across both platforms in just one tap.

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How does cross-posting on Instagram and Threads work? Well, we’ll tell you! When enabled, the caption from your Instagram post becomes the text of your Threads post, making it quick and seamless to stay active on both platforms without duplicating your efforts. Hashtags will be converted into plain text, and the feature is currently limited to image posts. Reels aren’t included (for now).

For creators, marketers, and small business owners, time is often a commodity. This new feature will unquestionably speed up the posting process while boosting visibility across audiences. With Threads continuing to grow as a platform for real-time conversations and community-building, this is a smart way to keep your content flowing without doubling your workload.

TikTok Tests 60-Minute Video Uploads

TikTok is making big moves toward long-form content. As of May 2025,  the app is testing the ability for users to upload videos up to 60 minutes long, which is a significant shift that could position the app as a direct competitor to YouTube.

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This feature is currently only available to a limited group of users in select markets. But the potential impact? Huge. TikTok has slowly evolved from 15-second clips to 1-minute, 3-minute, and now 10-minute uploads. This test seems like a natural next step in its content evolution.

TikTok hasn't announced when or if this feature will roll out globally, but whether you're a brand, creator, or casual scroller, get ready. The future of TikTok might be longer than you think.

Job hunting on LinkedIn just got a whole lot smarter.

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In May 2025, LinkedIn rolled out a new AI-powered job search tool that lets users describe the kind of job they want using natural, conversational language. No filters, no guessing job titles, and no worrying about using the “right” keywords.

No more sifting through endless listings or trying to decipher corporate vernacular. You can now type something like, “I want to work in marketing in the video game industry, but I have no experience,” and the AI will generate tailored job recommendations based on your wants, not just your resume.

This new feature reflects LinkedIn’s broader push to create a more human-centered, intuitive job search experience. As AI becomes more integrated into our professional lives, tools like this show how tech can simplify how we connect with opportunities.

That’s a wrap! See you next month. 👋
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April 2025 Social Media Updates You Need to Know

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The social media world is blooming with updates, and April brought plenty of fresh features worth knowing. Let’s dive in.

Instagram Just Dropped a New Reels Feature—Blend

Instagram is rolling out a fresh feature for Reels, and it’s all about shared vibes and personalized content. Meet Blend—a new way to discover Reels WITH your friends, not just from them.

What is Instagram Blend?

Blend is a shared Reels feed between you and a friend (or a group chat). It takes both of your content preferences and creates a personalized stream of Reels you’ll both enjoy.

Once you’re in a DM with someone, tap the smiley face icon and hit “Create Blend.” Your friend will get an invite, and once they accept, you’ll start seeing a feed of Reels that reflect both of your interests. The feed updates daily, so there’s always something new to scroll through together.

Why Was Blend Created? 

We’re seeing a shift toward more private, shared experiences on social platforms—people want to send funny videos to friends rather than post everything on the main feed. Blend leans into that behavior, making exploring content as a duo or group easier (and a little more fun).

Whether you and your bestie both love chaotic cooking videos or can’t stop watching pet Reels, Blend serves up the perfect mix. It’s also a great way to discover creators you might not have found on your own.

TikTok Deadline Extended

The TikTok saga continues. The U.S. government has once again extended the deadline for TikTok’s U.S. operations, this time to mid-June 2025.

For months, creators and brands have wondered: Should we keep investing in TikTok? With the deadline pushed again, the short answer is “yes”. TikTok remains fully operational in the U.S., and engagement hasn’t slowed.

The extended timeline also gives marketers and agencies breathing room to prep for potential platform shifts without pulling the plug too early. So while we don’t love the uncertainty, we are happy one of social media’s most powerful platforms is sticking around, at least for a little longer.

Instagram Says Goodbye to Content Notes

Another feature bites the dust. Instagram has officially pulled the plug on Content Notes, which allowed users to add a short message to posts or Reels and share it with those who followed them back or their Close Friends list. While some users enjoyed the feature, others barely noticed they existed.

Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced that the feature is being removed to simplify the experience and because it was not “adoptable.” Notes will remain in DMs—where they’ve seen strong use—but won’t clutter other areas of the platform moving forward. It’s part of a broader effort to make Instagram feel less overwhelming.

With Content Notes out, expect Instagram to keep testing new ways to spark private sharing. The app is leaning into messaging, but only where it actually adds value. And as always, features that don’t perform won’t last.

RIP Notes. You were quirky, short-lived, and surprisingly poetic (if only for a few months).

That’s a wrap! See you next month. 👋

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Random Round-Up: March 2025 Social Media News and Updates

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Spring has sprung, and so has the social media news, so let’s dive into the latest and greatest updates from March. 

Instagram Drops “Edits”

In a bold move to reclaim the attention of creators (especially as TikTok faces ongoing scrutiny), Instagram is stepping into the editing ring with its new app called Edits.

Edits is a tool designed for creators who want more video editing power in the palm of their hands. Think of it as a CapCut’s new competitor, but with  Instagram’s stamp of approval.

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Check out some of the features of Edits that we can’t wait to try:

🎥 Pro-Grade Video on Mobile

Record up to 10-minute clips with fine-tuned control over resolution, frame rate, and dynamic range.

✂️ Editing, Supercharged

From green screen effects to video overlays, single-frame edits, and even AI image animation, Edits goes far beyond Instagram’s in-app tools. Plus, loads of fonts, stickers, filters, and sound effects to layer on your style.

📊 Performance Insights, Unlocked

A live dashboard shows who is engaging (followers vs. non-followers), skip rates, and more—giving you the data to fine-tune future posts.

📲 Made to Share, Made for IG

Export in crisp 1080p and share directly to Instagram. (But don’t expect a boost in the feed just for using the app—Instagram clarified that’s not happening. Yet.)

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Currently in pre-order on the iOS App Store (launching April 30), Edits is Instagram’s strongest signal yet that it’s ready to support creators beyond filters and feed posts. For the Android users out there, don’t worry. Edits is making it’s way to you next, and could become the go-to for Reels-ready content for all creators. We’re looking forward to getting our hands on it!

BuzzFeed Island Launch

BuzzFeed is diving into the digital landscape with the launch of BuzzFeed Island, its very own platform designed to bring back the fun - and even ditch the fear - of social media. Created by CEO Jonah Peretti, this new venture is a direct response to the digital fatigue caused by doomscrolling and the SNARF-fueled (Stakes, Novelty, Anger, Retention, Fear) content that dominates our feeds.

BF Island is shaping up to be a joyful, AI-powered playground for creativity. Think Midjourney meets memes, where users can craft content that reflects their real interests, and not what an algorithm thinks will keep them push their buttons and stay online. Instead, BuzzFeed promises a shift from manipulation to inspiration, letting users explore social content that uplifts rather than creates fear.

BuzzFeed Island

Backed by a $10 million investment, BuzzFeed Island is currently in a private beta testing phase. When it launches, the platform will use a freemium model, offering basic access with paid upgrades for users. 

Whether this new platform can disrupt other channels like Instagram and TikTok remains to be seen, but one thing’s clear. BuzzFeed isn’t just chasing clicks anymore; it’s building a whole new digital island to escape to.

Want to vist the island early? You can request access here.

Instagram’s Latest Test: AI-Generated Comments

Umm, we don’t know why anybody would want to do this, or even why Meta would think anybody would want this, BUT…

Meta is now testing AI-generated comment suggestions on posts, blending machine learning with social engagement—and yes, it’s as wild as it sounds. This tool - called "Write with Meta AI” - provides users with comment options based on the content of the post that they are viewing. 

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Meta’s play here is part of a larger mission: embedding AI into more corners of Facebook and Instagram, aiming to enhance interactions in areas such as comments, feeds, groups, and search. No big surprise here, but the feature is already stirring up mixed feelings.

On one hand, it’s a time-saver and a creativity booster for those blank-comment moments. On the other hand, it’s starting to raise serious questions about the authenticity of social interaction.

As this feature is still in the testing phase, it's unclear when or if it will be rolled out to all users. Meta has not provided specific details of the timeline or scope of a release.

Cringy or cool? The verdict is still out. 

That’s a wrap! See you next month. 👋

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