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Is there going to be a new social media app?

Is there going to be a new social media app?

1. Clubhouse. After the rise and rise of visual platforms such as Instagram and YouTube, Clubhouse has gone in a new direction for social apps – audio only. Launched on the Apple Store in April 2020 and on Android in May 2021, this social newbie hosts live chats on pretty much anything you can think of.

Does Social Media Have a Future?

Social media networks are becoming more and more popular. More than 80\% of the 4.66 billion people on the planet with access to the internet are social network users… and this share is expected to grow!

Will social media ever decline?

This is a slight increase over 2020. Overall, however, social media usage is only slightly higher in 2021 than 5 years ago. Thus, it can reasonably be deduced that the overall pool of social media participants in the United States is unlikely to grow in the near term.

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Is social media ruining the way we communicate?

Some people are completely incapable of carrying on a normal conversation or interacting with people in person because of the dependency of social media. Social networks are becoming one of the dominant ways we communicate. Snapchat or Instagram, anyone??

Is social media changing the way we present ourselves?

As the use of social media continues to evolve; the concept of presenting our ideal selves versus our real selves has become more and more prevalent on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google +, Pinterest, and even LinkedIn.

Is social media spreading fake news?

People turn to social media not only for support and entertainment, but also use it as a source of information… and fake news. This is where we need to warn for the dark side of social media and its role in spreading fake news.

Does social media have a positive or negative effect on society?

But it can also be a negative effect as it can urge people to become dependent on posting anything occurring in their own lives and painting those occurrences as rosier than they truly are.