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Did you know 77 Percent of Twitter Users are Comfortable Sharing Data with the Microblogging Platform To Improve Ad Experience Recently, Integral Ad Science (IAS), a digital ad verification provider, conducted a study of over 1,000 people’s social media behaviors and, particularly, Twitter users’ chances of interacting with in-feed ads and their general content preferences . Tony Marlow, IAS CMO, said that the purpose of the aforementioned study was to assess how in-feed ads on Twitter can enhance engagement and find out what users want to see. It was discovered that a whopping 77% of the respondents said they are okay with sharing data with Twitter to improve the ad experience. Moreover, 73% of the respondents shared that smartphones are their preferred devices for logging into their social media accounts. Also, 8 out of 10 people said they dedicate at least two hours surfing social media on a daily basis. 3 out of 10 went as far as saying that they spend more than five hours doing t

Did you know Research shows that Apple’s iPhone 12 has secured its spot for being the best selling model for the 1st quarter of 2021 Its been 7 months, since Apple launched its iPhone 12 on 23rd October 2020, and since this day, Apple has secured the top 3 positions along with the 4th one as well when it comes to sharing revenue. The tech giant successfully managed to hold its positions in the first quadrant of 2021 as well. According to the data shared by technology market research firm, Counterpoint, it revealed that the latest iPhone 12 family showed its dominancy on the entire mobile market based on two different categories. On the basis of revenue share, the first 3 spots were taken by iPhone 12 while the previous leading product, iPhone 11 was at number 4. With iPhone 12 Pro Max leading the chart with 12 percent, ahead of iPhone 12 with 11% and iPhone 12 Pro with 9 percent. The last family member of iPhone 12, the mini variant was on number 6 with 2% . As explained by the researc

Did you know Twitter is experimenting with its new ‘Super Follower’ feature before official release Recently many social sites have started bringing out features that allows fans to support their favorite creators through a recurring monthly subscription and tipping. Facebook has this feature for a while now, where users can pay a monthly subscription to their favorite creators and get a supporter’s badge. The supporters badge comes with a lot of benefits that include content and live videos that only supporters have access to, Twitter has also started working on similar features, Twitter is now working on a display count that will show the number of “super followers” on your profile. This super followers sight will give the users a quick summary of the specific amount of people paying the profile. According to Jane Manchun Wong , the number of super followers will be displayed on the Twitter profile beside the number of regular followers, this will inspire the people that are your re

Did you know Chrome Is Adding a Tweaked Google Discover Feed UI to Show More News Stories At A Glance Google is without doubt one of the most used search engines in the world and as much as the public likes the search engine and its newly introduced features every now and then, sometimes they can be a little too much. Something just like this, is the public’s view on Google’s feature called their “Discover Feed”. The Google Discover Feed is a very prominent feature on so many Google platforms, especially the Google App but that is not the only place where it is visible. The Discover Feed has been present on the Chrome as well and that too for a long time since the launch of Chrome 54 and the tech giant is now working to improve its Chrome 90 and 91 version as well as a part of its newest experiment. All in all, the tech giants main motive is to introduce it everywhere to make this feature as prominent to the users as it can get. The changes are being brought in Chrome 90 mobile version

Did you know Instagram is testing its new Audio Tab in explore to help users discover music easily After the quick success of a lot of audio related apps, a lot of social sites have started developing their own versions of audio format in their apps. Recently Instagram have started testing its new audio tab, the audio tab has started appearing in the explore section of a few users and is expected to release. After Instagram ‘reels’, the audio tab is yet another of Instagram’s feature that is inspired by TikTok . The audio tab feature enables user to search for sound tracks easily, using the new option you can type in a keyword in the explore section, doing this will provide you with a lot of sound tracks that are registered on Instagram. Selecting one particular song or clip will land you on another page which opens that sound track, this separate page includes two button, one allows you to save the audio for future use while clicking on the other one would allow you to use it in your

Did you know The new Whatsapp playback speed feature has taken web users by surprise The playback speed variation introduced by Whatsapp has taken the web by surprise and people have mixed opinions about it. Whatsapp usually fails to surprise its users and whenever it does, it is not a well-received surprise. For instance, back in 2017, Whatsapp launched the status feature which was quite poorly received by the public and is still viewed sourly by most until last year when it announced some of its best features yet. In last year, Whatsapp incorporated several new features that were generously appreciated by the public. The dark mode, self-deleting texts, and catfish busting tool were the talk of the town for a while. However, following that, Whatsapp seemed to have retreated as no new features were announced. We were in for another surprise when Whatsapp announced its new policies that had to be agreed on by the public till 15th May, but of course, the deadline was extended as people a

Did you know WhatsApp Agrees to Not Block Users in India for Not Accepting the New Privacy Policy but Has Also Filed a Lawsuit Against the Government for Pressurizing Them to Reveal User Information India has made WhatsApp agree to its terms and why shouldn’t it considering how it is the largest hub of WhatsApp users. WhatsApp published its new policies back in January which caused a wide uproar among the users because one point stated that the information data from WhatsApp will now be shared with its parent company Facebook. People condemned against it and the policy was pulled back for a few months and again reappeared through pop up notifications in April. The company stated that those users who do not accept the policy this time will eventually lose access to many WhatsApp messages soon after the due date and the Indian government did not like this stance. The government of India wrote a letter to WhatsApp where they claimed that they will ban the application within their region i