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Mar 14, 2019
People born after 1995 are showing signs of more mental health issues, and researchers point it to the lack of sleep and the rise in social media.
A forum in MacRumors showed a 90% rejection rate of Facebook users to the new FB app. "No way, FB is trying is intrude all aspects of my life. I will resist this just very another aspect," a user commented on the forum.
According to a recent research, people cannot have over 200 "real" friends on Facebook.
A recent study revealed that mental health is not affected by social media.
Twitter Inc. has confirmed that the technical glitch of a software update which affected several users from Europe, Middle East, North America and Africa for more than 6 hours has already been fixed.
This possible modification will allow Twitter users more freedom and space to post over 1,000 words per tweet.
With the advent of technology, people get stressed out when missing out with friends' updates.
Young social media users no longer consider Facebook in their 'rad' list of apps to socialize with; however, they still spend more time with it than others.
Facebook will make the "moving on" phase a lot easier as it filters and prevents former lovers from seeing latest posts and photos of their ex-partners.
According to a new study by Common Sense Media, teenagers spend a third of their day, approximately nine hours, on the Internet, while those from 8 to 12 years old are around six hours a day.
Looks like our little blue bird will now be sending heart-shaped "like" button instead of the usual star for "favourite" to engage more users in the microblogging site.
Users of the popular photo and video sharing app Snapchat reacted with fury following the announcement that the firm could now save up to 700 million messages sent per year.
Facebook announced that it is planning to make some changes with regard to its real name policy in response to some advocacy group's disapproval.
Facebook is entering into full force the eCommerce industry where they will add a lot of features to their news feed.
Social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr and other sites that encourages teens to be updated and be online 24/7 in fear of missing out (FOMO) is taking toll on the health of students all over the world.
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