Is social media have any future?
1. Facebook
Facebook has already had its fair share of controversies regarding privacy issues, and now they're coming out with their own cryptocurrency, called Libra. While the company announced that it would keep user data secure, many are still concerned about how Facebook's policies may change over time. If Facebook does go through with this plan though, it could mean big changes to the way we browse the internet.
2. Twitter
Twitter was once just a simple micro-blogging service where people posted short messages. However, it's turned into much more than that since its inception. Today, it's becoming a platform for companies and organizations to not only promote their business but themselves. This means they can market products, services, brands, etc., directly from their tweet feeds.
3. Snapchat
Snapchat got its start back in 2011 when the app launched to the public. Its popularity grew further when it allowed users to send pictures that self-destructed after viewing. In January 2019, Snap decided to launch Spectacles 2.0. These glasses look like regular sunglasses, but they have built-in cameras. So when activated, the camera snaps a picture of what you're looking at and then sends it to your friends automatically.
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