Daily Minute Master Series
June 11, 2026

by Corey Padveen

Snapchat implements new restrictions for users under 16

With many regions around the world now considering tougher social media restrictions for teens, Snapchat has announced its own proactive measures to better protect young teen users within its Spotlight and Stories elements.

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LinkedIn launches its own Creator Marketplace

LinkedIn is taking the next steps in empowering creators to make money from their in-app presence, with a new Creator Marketplace that will enable brands to connect with creators who can help them reach their target audience.

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Instagram extends Your Algorithm to the main feed

Instagram announced an expansion of its Your Algorithm topic preference feature to the main feed, which will give users more ways to control what they’re shown in the app.

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Google Is Adding Business Profile Tools To The Gemini App

Google is adding a direct Google Business Profile connection and Business notebooks to the Gemini app, rolling out this month.

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UpdraftPlus WordPress Vulnerability Puts 3 Million Sites At Risk

A vulnerability in the UpdraftPlus: WP Backup & Migration Plugin affects more than 3 million WordPress websites and enables unauthenticated attackers to execute commands as an administrator. The flaw makes it possible for attackers to upload and activate malicious plugins, which can ultimately lead to remote code execution.

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Anthropic Asks The AI Industry To Hit The Brakes – Here’s What It Means For SEO & Search Marketers

On June 4, 2026, Anthropic published one of the most consequential blog posts in the short history of artificial intelligence. The piece, titled “When AI Builds Itself” and co-authored by Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark and Marina Favaro, lead at the Anthropic Institute, carried a striking message: AI is advancing so fast that humans risk losing meaningful control over it, and the world needs a coordinated mechanism to slow or temporarily pause frontier AI development.

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