TikTok debuted a refreshed Transparency Center that will be the home for all of its transparency reports, old and new.

Twitter detailed the next steps it will take to provide expanded transparency about content moderation actions on its platform.

Clubhouse added support for 13 more languages and introduced a revamped Topics feature.

The Cheer Map from neighborhood social network Nextdoor is back, with The Home Depot sponsoring the initiative this year.

Meta is opening its doors to more cryptocurrency advertisers across its platform, boosting the number of regulatory licenses that it accepts from three to 27.

TikTok wrapped several holiday presents for creators on its platform.

Twitter said conversation about HIV spikes on its platform every Dec. 1 to mark World AIDS Day.

The high-profile departures from social media companies keep coming, as David Marcus will leave Meta.

Twitter allows businesses and other professionals to switch to a business account, which gives them access to new features. When users switch to a Twitter for Professionals account, they’re asked to choose a category that best fits their account. This category will be displayed on the user’s profile by default, but users can hide their business category from their profile if they want.

Twitter’s private information policy already prohibited the posting of people’s private information—such as address, identification and phone numbers—along with threatening to do so or incentivizing other people to do so. The social network added private media to the mix in an update revealed Tuesday.