Social Media
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Social media are online communications channels that help people share information or content and interact with each other. Clearly defining the term is quite tricky because there are numerous social media services available nowadays. The most well-known are Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, Snapchat, TikTok, etc.
Instagram's New Feature to Protect Users from Unwanted Image and Video DMs
Instagram believes that these changes will prevent users from receiving unwanted visual content from people they don't follow, and also hinder repetitive messages from strangers.
Twitter Rebrands Itself as X as the Blue Bird Logo Disappears
The new X logo, stylized in black and white, has replaced the bird logo both on the web and mobile versions. Musk envisions the new X platform as an "everything app" that will combine communication, multimedia exchange, and financial transactions.
TikTok Adds Support for Text Posts
Previously known for its short-form videos, TikTok is now diversifying its content options with the addition of text-based posts, allowing users to share stories, poems, recipes, and more.
Twitter Is Working on a Feature to Let Users Publish Long-Form Articles with Mixed Media
Users will soon have the option to craft more extensive and engaging posts, integrating various media types, thus pushing the boundaries of what can be shared and discussed on the microblogging platform.
Apple Launches an Online Store on China's WeChat Platform
Apple's store within WeChat will offer its entire product lineup, including the latest iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Orders will be delivered for free, with the option for some users to pay for expedited three-hour delivery.
TikTok Launches a New Music Streaming Service in Brazil and Indonesia
TikTok Music offers a range of features to enhance the music listening experience. Users can sync the service with their existing TikTok accounts, allowing them to discover and listen to viral tracks in their full versions.
Shazam Can Now Identify Songs from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube
To use the feature, users simply need to open the Shazam app, tap the Shazam button, and return to the desired third-party app to identify the playing track. Shazam utilizes the smartphone's microphone to listen to the song.
