Flipboard launched Surf last month. Now, it's the latest platform to add vertical video feeds, a trend we've been seeing a lot of lately.
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As TikTok restores its services in the US, Bluesky has hopped on the video action and has introduced custom feeds for vertical videos.
After Netflix, Peacock has become another streaming service to bring games and TikTok-style vertical videos to its platform. The pilot for the features will begin this month.
An update to YouTube's website will make it so that the video windows will adjust to the aspect ratio of the video itself, rather than adding black bars on the sides to fill the 16:9 frame.
Google has rectified the issue of playing vertical videos on YouTube. If you have an Android device, a new version of the app will allow full screen playback of vertical videos.