Instagram expands self-harm ban to memes, cartoons
Mon, Oct 28, 2019
"We have expanded our policies to prohibit more types of self-harm and suicide content. We will no longer allow fictional depictions of self-harm or suicide on Instagram, such as drawings or memes or content from films or comics that use graphic imagery.
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NO.1 WORLD LEADER! PM Narendra Modi defeats Trump, Obama on Instagram NO.1 WORLD LEADER! PM Narendra Modi defeats Trump, Obama on Instagram
Mon, Oct 14, 2019
After becoming one of the most followed leaders on Twitter, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popularity has also surged on Instagram, way ahead of other global leaders.
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WhatsApp update: Now you can share WhatsApp status as Facebook story - Know how to do it
Wed, Sep 18, 2019
Earlier, In June this year, the selected WhatsApp users in Android beta program were given the access to the feature, and now the feature is finally available to the latest stable version of WhatsApp.
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Facebook launches Instagram Music in India; users can now add songs to their profiles
Tue, Sep 17, 2019
Earlier this year, Facebook India partnered with top music labels such as T-Series Music, Zee Music Company and Yash Raj Films, thus, licensing their music for use in social experiences on the platform and Instagram.
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WhatsApp and Instagram will never be the same again! This is what Mark Zuckerberg is planning
Wed, Aug 07, 2019
A big change is set to come and popular social media platforms WhatsApp and Instagram users should be prepared for it. Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg is looking to effect a change that will bring the name of the social network itself front and centre.
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WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook down again, users unable to update statuses
Mon, Aug 05, 2019
World's most popular social media trio, WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook faced a backlash again for not responding well to an emergency situation. The users in some parts of the world complained of being unable to upload pictures or updates their statuses online.
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US may ban social media apps with infinite scrolling, addictive autoplay videos
Thu, Aug 01, 2019
Popular apps including Snapchat, Facebook and YouTube may come under fire if the US government agrees to pass a bill that seeks to ban apps exploiting human psychology. According to The Guardian, the Social Media Addiction Reduction Technology (Smart) Act is a proposed bill that targets techniques and features which encourage and deepen addictive behaviours.
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