The clouds of privacy constantly loom over social media apps. Therefore, in order to make the user environment more secure, the photo-sharing giant has adopted a series of measures. Instagram has introduced a new feature that will allow you, the users, to manage various data being shared by third-party apps. All this could be carried […]
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There are several apps and services that prompt you to grant access to your Google account. The permissions we usually grant relate to our contacts and email address. In most cases, we give access to 3rd-party apps on a temporary basis but later forget to revoke those permissions. Many people don’t even know how to
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With 119 million followers, Kylie Jenner is one of Instagram’s top influencers. Starting on Monday, Instagram will begin to remove inauthentic engagement with accounts that use third-party apps to grow their follower count and engagement on the platform — a practice that violates the app’s community guidelines and terms of use. Why it matters Instagram
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Last spring, Google started automatically converting Google-delivered display ads to AMP when served on AMP-enabled pages on publisher sites last year. Now, Google is sharing some stats on how those conversions are working for publishers at AMP Conf and in a year-in-review post. The company also released Real-Time Config to enable publishers to integrate third-party technology
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Putting your trust as a marketer or brand in 3rd-party social media tools to manage all of your posts can be a bit scary. You might be wondering: Are my posts getting optimal reach and engagement? Do social media platforms penalize 3rd-party tools? Are 3rd-party tools really worth the cost? These are some of the
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Amazon has announced a new automatic return policy rolling out October 2 that makes it mandatory for third-party sellers to accept returns for all in-policy orders. Under the current policy, buyers must first contact sellers to get a return approved so that the seller can review the return request and approve on a case-by-case basis.
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