Social Snapshot – 15.11.2023

November 15, 2023

Keeping up with the constantly changing social media landscape is difficult. Check out the latest social media headlines below:

YouTube introduces new tagging requirements for AI-Generated content

YouTube has recently announced a policy mandating creators to label content generated by AI. This means creators must now specify if a video includes realistic, altered, or synthetic content.

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Threads’ users to delete profiles without impacting Instagram presence

Threads has introduced a feature allowing users to delete their profile without affecting their presence on Instagram itself. This option grants users the flexibility to manage their Threads profile independently from their overall Instagram presence.

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And more from Threads – users can keep their posts off Facebook and Instagram

Meta’s now rolling out a new toggle allowing users to choose whether Threads posts are showcased in highlight modules on Facebook and Instagram.

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X launches timestamp links for video uploads

X has introduced a feature allowing users to easily navigate longer videos by enabling adding timestamp links to their attached clips.

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