In brief: Google has not approved Donald Trump’s social media platform Truth Social for distribution in its Google Play Store because of content moderation concerns.

In brief: Snap is planning to lay off roughly a fifth of its staff following consecutive quarters of disappointing financial performance

In brief: using Tiles will allow the publications to trial new formats for increasing engagement with hyperlinks.

In brief: a web-based version of the livestreaming platform will continue to exist on Facebook.

In brief: California has passed a bill that would force digital platforms to increase standards for child safety or else be subject to fines per affected child.

In brief: Snap’s chief business officer Jeremi Gorman and Snap’s VP of ad sales, Americas Peter Naylor will both be making the move over to Netflix

In brief: The Post reportedly saw a roughly 15% decrease in digital ad revenue between H1 2021 and H1 2022.

In brief: InfoSum has announced a partnership with competitive gaming platform FACEIT.

In brief: users may up to 150 accounts to their Circle, through which only those users can access, reply, and interact with tweets shared within the Circle.

In brief: Lawyers for Musk have subpoenaed Peiter Zatko over documents relating to his allegations of Twitter’s cybersecurity negligence.