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Other platforms want to be TikTok, but TikTok also wants to copy other platforms. That's probably just the nature of businesses, so seeing TikTok testing out adopted features isn't unusual. Having said that, what do you think of longer TikTok videos?

Looks like your e-Wallet payment might have changed recently. The latest update to Google Wallet for Android introduces a more organised approach to managing saved payment methods. That said, what should you know about it?

If you frequently use WhatsApp, this update might please you. Today, WhatsApp released a new feature that allows you to block unwanted calls, texts and so forth from your lock screen. So, what should you know about it?

In WhatsApp's latest update, the company announces a new feature called Secret Code. This feature for Chat Lock is an additional way to protect those chats and make them harder to find if someone has access to your phone or you share a phone with someone else.

Twitter is rolling out a new feature under the reign of Elon Musk. The CEO tweeted an announcement on the arrival of "a software update that will show your true account status". According to the report, it's said to be a feature that tells you if you're shadowbanned.

Not long ago, news came saying that Instagram is working on a BeReal clone. However, it seems like TikTok has moved faster by launching its own. TikTok Now is the platform's new feature to let users post a photo or a 10-second video when prompted anywhere anytime.

Watch out, Spotify! (or any other platforms that do podcasts) Twitter has officially entered the segment by integrating the digital media with Spaces. It'll soon be made available for some users through the social media app on Android and iOS devices.

On most social platforms, giving a thumbs up is a universally understood gesture of something that people approve of. But what if people want to give more? Well, there's the love emoji as well and Netflix isn't thinking of adding that, instead, the company is introducing a Double Thumbs Up.

After making it easier for users to transfer the videos from mobile devices to desktops, YouTube moves on to test another new feature that can tell us which parts of a video are interesting. It also looks like the video streaming platform is currently letting some users try it out.

YouTube might have silently released a new feature that most of us would low-key appreciate. According to 9to5Google, users can now seamlessly transferring the videos they watched on their mobile devices to the desktop without going in history or even "Watch Later".