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We are only 31 days into the year, and there are already a lot of updates about the digital world that you should keep an eye on.
Facebook Live allows streaming of live or pre-recorded videos directly on Facebook, enabling interaction with the audience through tools like polls, comment moderation, event organization, and even fundraising.
Threads has been an initial success in Europe, especially in Spain, where it became the most downloaded app. However, its decline in the U.S. after the initial boom raises uncertainty about its long-term future.
Kick, launched in 2022, is a streaming platform that competes with Twitch, offering 95% of the revenue to creators and lower affiliation requirements. Despite its growth, it’s still in development compared to the established Twitch.
To schedule WhatsApp messages on Android, use the Wasavi app, which allows you to send automatic or confirmed messages. On iOS, use the “Shortcuts” app to automate the sending without external apps.
LinkedIn Learning has launched AI features, such as personalized coaching and short TikTok-style videos to facilitate learning. It will also display relevant courses and certificates for job seekers.
X will launch a payment service this year as part of its transformation into an “everything app.” The goal is to integrate commercial and financial functions, in addition to offering more original content.
The Telegram update allows users to see who has reposted stories and reactions, as well as providing a photo cropping feature with the background removed for stories.
