Twist Image
MAY 16, 2011
You can't throw a rock and not hit a concern about privacy and the use of our data online. From newer media initiatives (think Facebook Beacon ) to cyber-attacks (see what Sony has been dealing with ), not a week goes by that some sort of privacy breach or plans for a corporation to do something funky with consumer's data isn't in the news.
Buffer Social
OCTOBER 2, 2023
This could provide a sense of security and control for users, a step towards addressing privacy concerns which, in turn, may encourage more creators to join the platform. The platform may soon integrate Google Search results , expanding its functionality. Threads Here’s a roundup of the significant updates from Threads.
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The Realtime Report
JANUARY 23, 2023
The Rise of Generative AI The public paid more attention to AI than ever in 2022, particularly due to the proliferation of AI-powered avatars on social media and the buzz around ChatGPT, an AI-powered interactive encyclopedia. To stay competitive, Google will likely recommence its own initiatives to build an AI search engine in 2023.
SocMed Sean
JULY 23, 2018
We all have heard of Siri and Cortana, who give us answers to any possible question via their artificial assistant avatars. One of the experts at [link] predicted that these avatars would soon be aligned to our social media profiles as well, and could help us with our questions regarding our profiles or others’ profile as well.
Rebekah Radice
MAY 16, 2017
To do this, take 15 minutes and: Go to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, Google+ and any other social profiles you’ve set up. If not, go to Google Search and type in 3-5 terms (2-3 word phrases) that your audience would use when searching for your business. No phony avatars or grainy pics.
Janet Fouts
JUNE 6, 2011
Created your own “museum&# from your Facebook images and videos and the avatars of your friends? As far as the privacy issue goes, pretty much every application on Twitter requires this kind of authorization. Is it a carnal invasion of your privacy? Have you been to the Museum of Me ? ’m OK with that. Is it cool?
Pam Moore
MARCH 8, 2018
It’s everything from your privacy policy, social media policy to the amount of spam email you send. They know their Google Analytics and other website data and analytics is a gold mine. They often let you see the people behind the avatars as they know they are their own best ambassador. Your brand is what you say, do and think.
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