Facebook, Forced to Stop Crossing WhatsApp and Instagram Data in Germany
The official organ of Germany occupied with supervising the competition (the Bundeskartellamt), has ordered Facebook something that could set a precedent.
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Twitter Loses 5 Million Users
Twitter has just released financial data for the last quarter of 2018, just as Facebook and Snapchat have done in the last few days.
Mediamarkt Offers Community Manager Services
Social Media agencies and Community Managers come up with a tough competitor that bursts prices in terms of corporate social media management services: Mediamarkt.
YouTube Could Remove the “Dislike” Button
YouTube is studying methods to disable the “dislike” button present in the videos of the platform.
Facebook buys a Company Dedicated to Blockchain
The Blockchain technology is what has allowed, among other things, the birth of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
How to Download your Flickr Photos Before they are Deleted
Flickr is one of the photo hosting services most used by photographers.
YouTube Starts Showing the Explore Tab
Last year, 1% of users of the iPhone version of the YouTube app received the Explore tab.
Facebook Messenger Allows to Delete Sent Messages
In the end, the promise came true. After it became known that Mark Zuckerberg enjoyed “private” functionality, only for managers, which allowed him to erase messages from Facebook Messenger after sending them, the company promised that any user could do so.
A Political Propaganda App Goes Viral in China
The digital world of China is dominated by certain apps: Tik Tok, WeChat, QQ, games of all kinds… But in anticipation of the Chinese New Year, an app created by the Beijing Government, called Xuexi Qiangguo, has sneaked into the top 3 of the most downloaded applications by Chinese mobile phone users.
Why you Should not Reveal your Birthday on Social Networks
This is something most people do, but revealing your birthday on social networks can put your online security at stake. We explain why.
How the 610 Million LinkedIn users in the World are Distributed
More than 610 million professionals use LinkedIn all over the world, according to data released by Microsoft’s social network, which bought the platform at the end of 2016.
Twitter Users are Machiavellian, According to a Study
Social networks are the target of a multitude of psychological studies that try to classify users according to the platform they use.