Social Snapshot – 26.01.2022

January 26, 2022

With social news popping up every day, we know it can be hard to stay up to date. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Take a look at the latest happenings in the world of social media through this week’s social snapshot 👇🏼

Twitter is launching its NFT profile display option to blue subscribers on iOS.

Twitter Blue subscribers will see the new NFT option in their profile picture settings

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Instagram expands video remix option to all videos.

Instagram users can choose to switch off remixes in their video settings increasing their options for creative response and engagement.

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TikTok is reportedly working on bringing back the option to see who viewed your profile in the app.

TikTok looks to be testing an opt-in functionality that would enable you to see who’s checking out your TikTok profile.

Find out more here.

Instagram reduces the reach of posts that are ‘likely’ to contain bullying or hate speech.

Instagram reduces the reach of posts that are ‘likely’ to violate its rules around hate speech, bullying and the incitement of violence.

Find out more here.

LinkedIn has launched a new promotional campaign that is focused on the changing work environment.

LinkedIn has launched a new promotional campaign #IAmProfessional, where members are redefining what being a professional means to them.

Find out more here.

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