TikTok adds an epilepsy warning to photosensitive videos | | TikTok has become the first platform to take a step in helping people who have epilepsy avoid potentially dangerous content. The app was already warning creators if their content contained flashing lights and colors that could trigger seizures, and now this type of content will be flagged in the feed and users will have the option to opt-out of viewing such content. | | Twitter is bringing back the 'blue tick' The feature was paused in 2017 due to controversies over who got verified, but now the company announced that it will relaunch it in 2021. Verification will focus on six types of accounts: governments, companies/brands/nonprofits, news, entertainment, sports, and activists/organizers/other influencers. | | | Pinterest is getting into online events The company is testing a new feature that allows users to sign up for Zoom classes through the platform, while creators use Pinterest's class boards to organize class materials, notes, and other resources. | | | Instagram is testing a new FAQ option for business accounts This new option will give brands the capacity to provide quick, tappable Q&A options within their direct feed when users submit a message query. A similar feature is also offered in Facebook Messenger. | | | How to create custom Instagram AR filters for your brand? Increasing awareness of your brand by bringing emotions and making your audience special is what Instagram AR Filters can do. In this article, you'll find out what benefits can be derived from using such filters and how to create them by yourself. | | | TikTok launched 'Holiday Playbook' for small businesses In partnership with AdAge, the company has launched a new holiday toolkit that provides insights, tips, case studies, and tools to help brands use the marketing opportunities the app provides. It's a downloadable, free, 40-page guide which you can get from here. | | | Spotify is testing its own version of stories This new feature will be a way for artists to interact with their audiences. Stories are currently available only in some users' apps so try searching for the Christmas Hits playlist and see if you can see the stories. | | | | | |
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