Social Snapshot – 25.08.2021

August 25, 2021

With social media news popping up every day, it can be hard to stay up to date. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Have a look at the latest happening in the world of social media through our social snapshot:

TikTok launches a new parents guide to protect youngsters

TikTok has collaborated with the National PTA to create a guide to help parents protect their children when they’re using the app.

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Twitter adds new features to celebrate the Paralympic Games

Twitter has announced a new set of features to help users engage with the Paralympic Games and follow along with the latest updates.

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In the meantime, Instagram is removing swipe-up links for stories

‘Swipe up’ links on Instagram will be removed from the process entirely and replaced by its new ‘Link’ sticker option.

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Facebook also launches new features in the light of the Paralympic Games

Facebook has announced a new range of tools to help users participate in the Games and stay up to date with the latest results and happenings.

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And TikTok is expanding to Southeast Asia

As part of its continual growth, TikTok is adding nine new agency partners to help with TikTok campaigns in the South-East Asian region.

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And more from TikTok, the platform announces a new Shopify shop tab

TikTok has announced a new shop tab expansion for Shopify merchant profiles, which will add a new product display showcase to your in-app presence.

Find out more here.

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