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• Cameo Raises $50 Million In Series B, Has Hosted 275,000 Video Shoutouts In 2 Years
• Insights: Apple Dumps The Web, And iTunes, In An App-Driven Privacy Push

  Apple breaks iTunes into three apps, and makes it easy for iOS apps to become Mac apps. An app-driven desktop experience could have a big impact on Web abuses.

  
• Amid 1 Billion Downloads, TikTok Launches Video Series To Protect Its Young Users

  TikTok, the Bytedance-owned short-form video platform where lip-syncing clips and user-generated challenges thrive among millions of teens, has launched today a new video series to protect its young creator community.

  
• YouTube Officially Rolls Out Swipe-To-Advance Navigation On iOS App

  The YouTube app has officially added a new feature that will enable users to swipe horizontally to advance through different videos. The swiping feature is rolling out this week on iOS, with Android to follow (presumably).

  
• Instagram Will Now Let Creators Post To Multiple Accounts Simultaneously
• CollegeHumor Launches Native iOS, Android Apps For ‘Dropout’ Subscription Service
• YouTube Rolls Out ‘Incognito Mode’ For Android App, To Disappear Your Watch History
• Google’s New Project Showcases At-Risk Historical Sites In VR
• Facebook Game Streamers Can Now Get Tips Through Mobile Apps
• YouTube Brings “Dark Mode” To iOS App
• You Can Now Create Custom Lenses On Snapchat, Starting At $10 Apiece
• New Twitch Rival Caffeine, With $46 Million In Funding, Focuses On Social Element Of Live Gaming