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YouTube brings back in-app DMs with invite-based rollout
technology2 months ago

YouTube brings back in-app DMs with invite-based rollout

YouTube is reviving its in-app direct messaging feature (originally launched in 2017) with an invite-based system that lets users share videos and chat within the app. To start, you invite friends via third‑party apps; they must accept within seven days or the invite expires. The feature supports forwarding videos, chat, and unsending messages (only from your side when deleted). Availability is currently limited to select countries as Google tests the rollout.

YouTube reintroduces private messaging with invite-based, age-verified chats
technology2 months ago

YouTube reintroduces private messaging with invite-based, age-verified chats

YouTube is bringing back private messaging as an in‑app feature for 18+ users in the US and globally, with access granted via invitation links sent through third‑party messaging platforms and subject to age verification; the system aims to let people share videos and chat with friends and family in one place, while enforcing Community Guidelines as the feature expands.

Spotify Introduces In-App Messaging to Enhance Sharing and Engagement
technology1 year ago

Spotify Introduces In-App Messaging to Enhance Sharing and Engagement

Spotify has introduced a new in-app direct messaging feature for mobile users in select markets, allowing users to share music, podcasts, and audiobooks with friends and family, enhancing content discovery and social interaction within the platform. The feature supports text and emojis, is optional, and is designed to complement existing social media sharing options, with privacy and moderation measures in place.

technology1 year ago

Spotify Introduces In-App Messaging to Enhance Sharing and Engagement

Spotify has launched a new in-app direct messaging feature called Messages, allowing users aged 16 and older to send songs, podcasts, and audiobooks directly to friends within the app, aiming to boost engagement and facilitate sharing. Users can accept or reject message requests, block users, and report harmful content, with messages protected by encryption. The feature is designed to complement existing sharing options on other social platforms.