Facebook has gone more than enough to copy and imitate Snapchat. Not that it's accepting the deeds of the titan of social media to do whatever it likes, Snapchat just want to fight back.
Security matters, especially when it concerns a lot of people. The social media Pinterest acknowledges this as it introduces features aimed at protecting users' accounts.
Facebook's battle against spammers and fake news publishers continues. The social network giant said that it's going tactical in its attempt to stop spammy and untrustworthy contents from invading users' News Feed.
How much time should it take for a website to load? Five seconds? Eight? Those seconds count, and website owners should know how to cut down the numbers to improve experience.
The longer it takes for website to completely load determines users' satisfaction.
Google thrives as on the internet from the ads it shows to internet users. For that reason, the company really wants advertisers to adopt their best practices with Google.
Facebook is known to use artificial intelligence (AI) throughout its features. Instagram as a company that has been acquired by Facebook, it should too use AI as a next logical step up from previous attempts.
Snapchat introduced a way to create custom geofilters back in 2016. But they are limited to a desktop tool to create one. With an update, users can create Geofilters right within Snapchat's mobile app.
Tech giant Google is rolling out a redesign for its News, introducing a more modern and clutter-free interface, which puts the most important thing further highlighted.
Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube are announcing the formation of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism. The partnership aims to reduce the accessibility of internet services to terrorists.
Social media is all about sharing things. From the very usual stuffs to the extraordinary: they're all there.
