: Facebook profiles will now display friends count when available, replacing the follower and following placeholder.

: Users can now control their email notification preferences for Social Screening reports from the Notifications menu.

: Continuous screening is now available for influencer and candidate profiles. Users can select a frequency as low as one day, ensuring all newly published content in the selected window is automatically screened.

: You can now screen up to 3000 pieces of content per social media platform with a lookback period of up to 20 years, significantly expanding historical coverage and depth of insights.

: Generated PDF reports now follow a standardized naming format that includes the profile name and a timestamp. This makes reports easier to identify, organize, and share.

: The profile details page now includes a dedicated insights section, giving quick access to key flags, category distribution, and platform level insights directly within the profile.

: Screening now supports TEXT as a media type, in addition to images and videos. This includes post descriptions as well as native text only posts, enabling deeper and more comprehensive analysis.

: Users can now customize the disclaimer text shown in PDF reports based on their requirements. This feature can be enabled by contacting the support team.

: Email and in app notifications are now available for report generation events, so users receive real time alerts as soon as reports are generated.

: The influencer vetting flow now supports keyword based screening, similar to the background verification flow. Users can paste up to 200 comma separated keywords during request submission.

: Users can now submit up to three social media profiles per platform across both background verification and influencer vetting flows, making multi profile evaluations easier and more efficient.

: Users can now screen videos and images using their own custom categories through custom category prompts. It can be setup with the help of support team.

: Adverse media screening is now supported on the web within the Brand Safety flow as well.

: The Social Screening application now includes a detailed view of screened items along with the platforms processed.

: Users can now unflag any content against any category or keyword as needed, and the report will reflect these updates after regeneration. It can be done on the Social Screening platform itself.

: Users can now choose whether to include the word cloud and unevaluated posts in their PDF reports.

: The platform now screens descriptions for LinkedIn articles, documents, and unidentified media. Only the description is screened, not the attached file or link.

: Analytics data for private profiles is now included in the generated PDF reports.

: The Social Media Screening report now displays only the difference between platforms allowed for the customer and the platforms submitted by the user.

: Support email and contact number can now be added to all reports. This applies to both white labelled and co-branded reports and is configured at the tenant level on request.

: The email field is no longer mandatory when raising BGV requests from the Social Screening application.

: Users can now select and download multiple reports at once, improving efficiency in the SS App.

: Pagination has been updated across listing and content pages. Users will return to the same page when navigating back instead of being redirected to the first page.

: Bulk upload CSVs can now include reference photos, a feature previously available only for single profile uploads.

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