Human brain can amass a huge quantity of information that comprises past memories too. But most of the times it turns out to be hard to remember all your memories and their major facts. It seems like Facebook has an answer to this now with its latest “Memories” page. This page is single-stop solution to
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Last week Facebook revealed a portal dedicated to streaming commentary and video gameplay as it increased up its challenge to Google’s YouTube and Amazon-controlled Twitch for eSports aficionados. John Imah, the gaming creator program lead, and Nick Miller, the product manager, defined the new venue on fb.gg as a destination for gaming video that Facebook
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Twitter will now replace Monsanto Co. in S&P 500. S&P Dow Jones Indices had made this announcement and there was an immediate spurt upwards in its share prices. The share price of Twitter jumped by more than 3% on the news, as traders jumped in to buy the stocks. Twitter, the social media company from
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The General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR is the latest law implemented by the European Union. The motto of this law is to take care of the personal data of the users who are associated with the various social media networking sites. This will enable them to use and control the information as per their
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Facebook-controlled Instagram has started launching a new upgrade that allows consumers to mute posts. With this update, consumers will get extra control over what posts they wish to check in their news feed. Consumers will be capable of hiding posts from particular accounts when they mute them rather than unfollowing them. Even though a consumer
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After the tremendous chore of protests against the misuse of data, Facebook has initiated a few steps to get rid of the fake accounts. In this endeavor, it has removed around 1.5 billion posts as well as accounts since the advent of 2018. As per the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Facebook revealed that the primary
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Twitter, an online social networking service, has issued a security alert. It has insisted its 330 Million plus users to replace their old passwords with the new ones to protect themselves from a recent “hashing” hitch. Twitter has revealed that there was a trouble in a blog post and successive Tweets on last Thursday afternoon.
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