November is bringing falling leaves and platforms making moves.
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Instagram introduces Features, a new format for horizontal videos up to 90 minutes long, aiming to compete with YouTube.
WhatsApp now lets users invite people without an account to voice and video calls through invitation links.
Edits introduces a carousel editor with a continuous canvas, new creative tools and the option to publish directly to Instagram.
Meta proposes new restrictions for teenage users, including time limits, parental controls and changes to its algorithms.
X introduces new subscription plans combining X Premium features with AI tools such as Grok and Cursor, including a free option.
CapCut announces its integration with ChatGPT, allowing users to create and edit AI-powered videos using text prompts, from the initial idea to the final edit.
Instagram is developing an incognito browsing mode that would let users view profiles and Stories without leaving a trace, potentially as an exclusive Instagram Plus feature.
WhatsApp is testing a feature that lets users schedule messages to be sent automatically at a chosen date and time, even without an internet connection.
