Snapchat Reports Decline in Users in Q2 Earnings Report
Snapchat has released its Q2 earnings report, showing better year-on-year revenue, but a decline in usage. Source link
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Google Ads account admins can require multi-factor authentication for all users
Some Google Ads accounts have several users logging in at any given time. Now account owners can ensure every one of those users has enabled 2-Step Verification. Administrative-level users of Google Ads accounts can now implement an authentication policy for all users who have access to the account. Google announced Monday that the feature is
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Twitter loses ability to let users auto-post tweets & retweets to Facebook
Quka / Shutterstock.com Yesterday, Facebook announced it had deprecated its Publish actions permissions from its API, a feature that made it possible for apps to publish posts to Facebook as the logged-in user. According to Facebook, it expects that roughly 60,000 apps will be impacted — one of which is Twitter. Twitter’s support team tweeted
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Facebook Adds Activity Dashboards in Facebook and Instagram to Help Users Track Time Spent
Facebook has added new activity dashboards to both Facebook and Instagram t help users track the time they spend in each app. Source link
Twitter Implements Stronger Penalties for Users Who Post Questionable Comments on Periscope
Twitter's live-stream platform Periscope is implementing new punishments for those who post questionable comments within streams. Source link
5 Types of Content that Social Media Users Love
5 Types of Content that Social Media Users Love One of the biggest challenges businesses face on social media is finding content their audience loves. Audience engagement is a critical component to success, but in a world of information overload, it can be hard to catch and hold your followers’ attention. Instead of relying on
With 150 Million Users, Facebook Stories Introduces Ads for Businesses
The growth of Stories across all of Facebook’s assets has been impressive. As of now, there are 150 million daily users on Facebook and the company is beginning to test advertising on the service. There are also 400 million on Instagram using Stories — where ads are already available — and another 450 million use WhatsApp
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Facebook: Don’t Even Think of Trying to Bait Our Users
Wherever you find an algorithm at play on the Internet, there’s a good chance that some people (read: a lot of people) will try to game the system. On some level, this is nothing more than strategy. This is where we find all sorts of perfectly permissible search engine optimization techniques. And then you’ve got
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Gmail’s ‘Confidential Mode’ May Expose Users to Phishing Scams, Raises Red Flags at DHS
A new Google Mail feature has caused the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to raise concerns about users’ privacy and security. According to reports, Gmail’s new “Confidential Mode” can be used to instigate scams like phishing. In April, Google revamped Gmail’s look. Along with a sleek, new user interface, the company also introduced several new
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Tomorrow, Chrome starts telling users HTTP sites are not secure
As you expected, Chrome, Google’s popular browser, will start marking HTTP sites as not secure beginning tomorrow. On July 24, 2018, Chrome will mark all plain HTTP sites as “not secure.” Google has given webmasters and publishers six months’ notice of this upcoming change, and it is now going live tomorrow. Instead of the small
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