Reddit began rolling out its revamped blocking experience Tuesday.

The Los Angeles Rams celebrated their victory over the Arizona Cardinals Monday night in the Wild Card round of the National Football League playoffs with a new lens for Snap Inc.’s next-generation Spectacles camera sunglasses.

The legal hits keep coming for Meta: Just three days after U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg denied the former Facebook’s second motion to dismiss the Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust lawsuit against the company, a bipartisan coalition of 48 attorneys general is taking another shot.

Meta’s New Product Experimentation team has lost its loving feeling for Sparked, the video speed dating application it began testing last April.

Twitter said Thursday that Spaces Recording is now available to all Android and iOS users.

Pinterest sees 2022 as a big year for spending—by men.

Business directory and crowdsourced review forum Yelp rolled out its version of a 2021 wrap-up with Your Year on Yelp, a personalized data-driven recap of users’ contributions on the platform and the impact they had on the community at large.

Instagram allows users with professional accounts to add reminders to their posts on the photo- and video-sharing platform. For instance, a store may want to add a reminder to a post about an upcoming sale. When a professional account adds a reminder to a post, viewers will be able to tap the bell icon under the post to receive reminders about the scheduled event.

Score one for the Federal Trade Commission in its ongoing antitrust lawsuit against Meta, as U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg denied the company’s second motion to dismiss, filed last October, ruling that the case may proceed.

DoorDash co-founder and CEO Tony Xu was elected as an independent member of Meta’s board of directors.