Social Snapshots 03.08.2022

August 3, 2022

Social snapshot- Latest social media news

It’s that time of the week again! Take a look at the latest happening in the world of social media:

Instagram chief Adam Mosseri responds to ‘Make Instagram, Instagram again’

Instagram chief Adam Mosseri responds to users’ concerns, explaining that while he understands that some people are annoyed, the changes are based on usage trends.

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TikTok is reportedly launching its own streaming app named TikTok Music.

TikTok is reportedly set to launch a new music streaming app, according to a new trademark filing from the social media giant.

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Pinterest launches real-time analytics in its mobile app.

Pinterest has now officially launched real-time analytics elements within Pin Analytics on mobile, providing more data on how your Pins are performing.

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Twitter seems to be wrapping up with “Pin Reply”, now working on this introduction screen for the feature.

Soon, you’ll be able to showcase those top replies with a new ‘Pin Reply’ option currently in testing at tweet HQ

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