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Some developers managed to bypass Apple's review process and distributed fraudulent apps to iPhone, iPad, and Mac users. Who is behind this?

Published May 18, 2021 Andrew Hutchinson Content and Social Media Manager Pinterest has shared its latest Inclusion and Diversity update, which highlights the various ways that the platform is working to maximize inclusion, and improve its hiring and management processes to ensure equal representation within its business approach. This became a much bigger focus for the platform over the past year, after the #BlackLivesMatter movement prompted some former Pinterest employees to share their experiences at the company, which outlined a culture of racial and gender bias.  That prompted Pinteres...

Pinterest has announced a range of new events and features for Mental Health Awareness Month, as it looks to play a role in addressing mental health concerns, which are evidently - based on on-platform search activity - increasingly front of mind for many Pinners. As explained by Pinterest: "The pandemic has brought mental health to the foreground. A recent survey conducted by the CDC found 42% of respondents reported anxiety or depression symptoms. We know that Pinners are 20% more likely than the rest of the population to have mental and emotional well-being top of mind during COVID-19, an...

In-ap shots of Instagram's eating disorder resources. Yesterday TikTok, Instagram and Pinterest each announced collaborations with the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) that are focused on highlighting body positivity and surfacing eating disorder support services to their users. Timed with the start of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, all three social media networks described new systems in which users who either search for or share content related to eating disorders and body image will be presented with supportive resources. These range from written tips and suggestion...

Share As we continue to move through February, individuals and brands across social media are looking for ways to take part in commemorations and celebrations of Black History Month. Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest announced several ways they’ll be contributing this month and in the year ahead, and there are some good opportunities for those wanting to get involved to check out. Facebook shared its plans to amplify Black voices for the month of February across its Facebook and Instagram platforms. A docuseries called Written By made its debut on the Facebook company page, featuring sto...