What's new in social.plus | June 2026
This month we have updates across moderation, content management, and platform controls, giving your teams more visibility and control.
AI Moderation Usage Limits and Budget Guard
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Flat-rate AI Moderation packages now include monthly allowances per feature with an automatic Budget Guard to prevent overage charges. Admins can monitor month-to-date usage and configure what happens when an allowance is reached.
Advanced Visitor Usage Limits and Quotas
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Admins can now monitor public traffic and identify visitors who exceed monthly API volume thresholds, automatically classifying them as Overused Visitor MAUs. This ensures platform costs align accurately with resource consumption while giving teams the visibility to convert high-usage anonymous traffic into registered members.
Post Search by Keyword and Hashtag on Console
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Admins and moderators can now search for posts by keyword or hashtag directly from the Console, making it faster to compile post lists for campaigns, content audits, compliance checks, and reporting. Search results provide a clear, reviewable set of posts that can feed directly into downstream workflows.
Livestream Chat Enabled by Default on Console
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Livestreams created from the Console now have chat enabled by default, so admins no longer need additional SDK or API steps to activate it. This reduces configuration errors during live sessions and ensures audiences can participate from the moment a stream goes live.
Post and Comment Visibility Controls
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Moderators can now hide posts and comments from public view without permanently deleting them, keeping content accessible internally for review. Hidden content remains visible to the original creator on their profile, balancing moderation control with transparency while handling sensitive content.
We also added
- React Native UIKit Updates: We’ve been focused on stability and performance improvements across React Native UIKit, with users now able to manage notification settings and share links to communities, profiles, livestreams, and posts. Reach out to our team for more information.
- Community Tags for iOS and Android SDK: Communities can now be tagged by topic on iOS and Android, enabling tag-based filtering and search across community queries.
