Chart of the Day: As Facebook hits 2 billion only 6% don’t use a mobile device Thirteen years after its launch, Facebook has now reached the impressive milestone of 2 billion monthly active users. And when you think there are only 7.3 billion people on our beautiful planet that figure becomes even more phenomenal. The fact more […]
Facebook recently shored up its crowdfunding tool to include community donors and sports teams, thereby posing a real challenge to GoFundMe. The company introduced the tool last March, allowing individuals to donate money for public emergencies, natural disasters, medical bills, education, and funerals. However, that was considered a beta test. With the latest announcement, users 18
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Last November, Facebook started testing out a new feature to help users find Wi-Fi hotspots in their area to help keep them connected. That test showed promise, so now, Facebook’s expanding the ‘Find Wi-Fi’ option to all users everywhere in the world, on both iPhone and Android. As explained by Facebook: “Find Wi-Fi helps you
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Originally a place for people to chat with their friends, Facebook’s Messenger is officially making a home for people to find businesses and bots to talk to. On Wednesday, Messenger began rolling out a Discover tab to make everyone in the US more aware of the chatbots and business accounts on the Facebook-owned messaging platform.
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As more and more people use social media more often, and upload more of their personal information to their profiles, identity theft and misuse becomes a much larger concern. This issue is particularly prevalent in India – according to research by Experian, identity theft is the most prominent form of fraud in the nation. But
So far this year publishers have lost 52% their Facebook distribution due to: Instant Articles may have worked for an instant, but many publishers are likely where they were before they made the Faustian bargain, except they now have less control over their content distribution and advertising while having the higher cost structure of supporting
