Social Networks

Messengers, social networks and dating apps for Android: what each does, the current version, what it needs to run and what paid features cost.

Over 100,000 communities, usernames instead of real names and voting on every post, with app updates that mostly bring fixes and stability.

Boards, Pins, collages and shopping ideas live together in one visual app that gets a fresh Android build almost every week.

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The app once called Twitter now puts Grok, live audio in Spaces and long videos up front, while X Premium brings post editing and fewer ads.

HD photos, shared albums, big file transfers and message editing are now in Messenger, and encrypted chats can use disappearing messages.

Meta AI, reels and a more personal Feed shape the current Facebook app, and recent updates also touch privacy, storage and daily use.

Free chats and calls sit next to communities, channels and paid Viber Out calling in Rakuten Viber Messenger for Android.

Camera, chat, Stories and Snap Map keep growing in Snapchat for Android, and a few privacy settings make the app much easier to handle.

Text, voice and video group chat, servers and screen sharing on your phone, built for gaming and for hanging out with friends.

A personalized For You feed, built-in editing tools, LIVE streams and shopping from creators and brands make up TikTok on Android.

Share photos, Stories and Reels, message friends and find creators, brands and interests, all from one Instagram account on Android.

Tied to your phone number, WhatsApp on Android offers free messaging and calls with end-to-end encryption for personal chats.

A cloud-based messenger for private chats, big groups, channels and file sharing that keeps every one of your devices in sync.