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Toxins in the Community: Recent Social Media Poisoning Campaigns in the Philippines

A lot has happened since the emergence of social networking began in the early 2000s. Since then, many people have relied on social media platforms to stay connected with friends, family, community, and more. With this popularity, cyber criminals also took advantage of this trend.

Top Tech Trends Shaping the Future of Multifamily Marketing

The multifamily housing market is evolving rapidly. As technology advances, so do the strategies that property managers and marketers use to attract new tenants. Gone are the days of relying solely on flyers or newspaper ads. Today, digital tools are the key to staying ahead in a competitive market. Even several reports suggest that renters prefer digital communication and online services when interacting with property managers. This shift means that adopting the latest tech trends has become a necessity.

The Best Websites to Buy Youtube Shorts Likes

Famety leads with a 9.8/10 score for authentic engagement and customizable packages. Social-Viral (8.0/10) offers affordable, quick results, while UseViral (7.8/10) is great for bulk likes. StormLikes (7.7/10) caters to beginners with budget-friendly pricing, and FollowersUp (7.5/10) provides simple, affordable solutions. Famety stands out overall, but the choice depends on your needs and budget.

How Cyber Threats Can Derail Follower Growth

To reach your target audiences, businesses and influencers need an online presence and a large social media following. But as the need for digital platforms soars, those same platforms become even more dependent on being vulnerable to cyber threats that can wipe out follower growth, engagement, and more.

Time Out for TikTok: An exploration of the risks presented by the US TikTok ban

On 13 March 2024, the US House of Representatives approved a bill which demands that the China-based ByteDance divests the popular social media platform TikTok, effectively banning it in the country. The measure was passed with a 352 to 65 vote after being introduced on 5 March 2024 by Republican Mike Gallagher and Democrat Raja Krishnamoorthi.

Is Facebook Marketplace Really Safe? Find Out

By bringing people in the same area together, online markets like Facebook Marketplace have changed the way people buy and sell things. But this ease of use comes with possible risks, which makes many people wonder: is Facebook Marketplace safe? Every day, millions of people use the site successfully, but there are also a lot of frauds, scams, and safety concerns. Statista says that over 1 billion people use Facebook Marketplace every month, which makes it a great target for hackers.

Do YouTube Shorts Count Towards Watch Hours?

YouTube Shorts have revolutionized content creation on the platform, providing creators with an engaging way to share short, bite-sized videos. But one question frequently arises among aspiring YouTubers: Do YouTube Shorts count toward the 4,000 watch hours required for monetization? Let's break this down in detail. Consider services like Famety (formerly InstaFollowers) to buy YouTube watch hours and accelerate your path to monetization. Such platforms can boost your visibility while adhering to YouTube guidelines.

Deepfake Videos on YouTube: A Growing Cybersecurity Threat

The technology behind deepfake, AI that swaps faces in videos, is moving fast. It's not just that deepfakes are now easier and more difficult to detect. It's that their presence on YouTube and other platforms raises serious concerns about privacy, consent, and misinformation. In this article, we explore how deepfakes have risen on YouTube, what dangers they bring, and why fighting them is an escalating cybersecurity challenge.

The Hidden War on Instagram: Brands vs. Impersonators

Instagram became massively popular by making it simple for anyone to share photos and videos. But from the perspective of cybersecurity and brand protection, there’s a downside to the ease with which anyone can create an Instagram account and begin sharing content: The risk of Instagram impersonation. Instagram impersonation occurs when a malicious user creates an Instagram account that pretends to be owned by or associated with another entity.