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Just because social media platforms have said they won't allow political advertising doesn't mean they won't accept what they consider civic engagement ads, such as get out the vote initiatives.

While Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Twitch don't allow political ads, GOTV ads are allowed—but the platforms are split on whether they allow them from partisan organizations. TikTok, meanwhile, won't allow either GOTV or political ads.

Read the full story on what ads can run where, from my colleague Scott Nover. 

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The platform is also promoting information on how to get a flu shot.

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The in-app monetization platform's acquisition of the algorithm powerhouse will give advertisers actionable intelligence.

But current 5G speeds are still far from reaching full potential.

Changes also include more chat themes and expression tools.