and pretty hig ffi nammeesrosom the queen of instagram stepping down the most followed woman on instagram . i'm going to be taking a second from social media because it's this is a little silly. and i'm 30. i'm too old for this. gomez announcing on tiktok live on thursday, just one day after surpassing k stagm's most followed female that she's stepping away from social media. i will see you guys soon and later, i just i'm gonna just take a break from everything. smartphones are amazing. there's so many things they can do for us. but we need to make sure that smartphones are a tool that we use and not a tool that uses us, the cleveland clinic says stepping away from social media is good for our mental health and social health , but it doesn't have to be forever. the whole idea is that you're just more aware of it. selena's break coming on the heels of some perceived high profile cyber drama really cute . tiktok postselena shares she over laminated her brows. not long after kylie jenner posts this screenshot to her story. essentially her and hailey bieber showing each other their brows in a

that means facebook and instagram.a is rolling out a paid service called meta verified. $11.99 a month on the web and $14.99 a month on your iphone. users will be able to submit their government i.d., and you get a blue verification badge. sound familiar? mark zuckerberg claims the new feature is about increasing authenticity and security. they want your money. the service is very similar to twitter blue, which starts at $8 a month for that blue check mark. $11 a month for iphone. other services are giving you a catalog of music and tv content unlike instagram and twitter are users create the content. joining us now, our business and tech reporter scott budman. just to be clear now, this is a paid service. it's optional. so i can still use instagram and facebook for free. >> reporter: absolutely. just like we did before. this is a different tier. >> why am i giving mark zuckerberg money for this? >> reporter: first i'll say why. he is saying here that if you do spend this monthly fee of about $12, you'll get increased

i ran a youtube channel and instagram law. and i also have a platform and forecast by the name of happy to come that is our producers, both videos and podcasts at her company. she uses a few different studios for the productions and employ several people as a fema entrepreneur in pakistan. she said herself apart and found success. so when i started this instagram, blogging wasn't even a king in by august i just started. there was a lot of things that were missing on the internet. the. there were hardly any 1000000 going to have the dime. and i think i'm very proud of myself to have been one of the 1st few women to have been that way. and to normalize the guy as that day. it was art. today i'm not as i is empowering women in her home country to find their voice inviting them to speak on her blogs and tasks. and men and women work side by side in the studio. somebody must not so common in pakistan. i think one of the things that i'm eligible in my own place and position is that i need to inspire young women to think outside of t

asÍ que me importa un instagram mÁs, un instagram menos”.tu casa. alcalÁ: mandÓ a la direcciÓn de mi casa. roberts: el hacker del telÉfono de mariela alcalÁ le habÍa anunciado que habÍa comprado unas joyas con su tarjeta y que se las enviarÍa a su casa. aunque lo peor vino al final del dÍa. alcalÁ: en la noche, viendo televisiÓn tranquila, continuÓ para relajarme y que me pase todo, cuando en mi telÉfono un texto diciÉndome “¿estÁ usted utilizando su tarjeta para comprar un auto online?”. roberts: un auto en lÍnea. alcalÁ: si. yo digo “no, obvio”. enseguida llamo. roberts: el cargo era por 12.500 dolares, aunque tras hablar con el banco se dio cuenta que habÍa mÁs. ¿cuÁntos cargos habÍa hecho? alcalÁ: entre 500 a 12000. roberts: aunque alcalÁ enfrentaba otro problema, el hacker habÍa transformado su cuenta de instagram. de un momento a otro, su perfil en manos del criminal apareciÓ promoviendo un negocio de bitcoin, donde habÍa hecho supuestas inversiones con ganancias millonarias y prometÍa a sus seguidores que podrÍan hacer lo mismo. alcal

and just lastly, it's going to cover facebook and instagram. the subscription bundle i suppose is in scrum, actually, you know, perhaps more open to this sort of model than, than, than facebook. it. i think instagram just given the verification, given some of the, the followers on there, i think they will have clearly significantly more uptake here, especially new teams and tween demographics from a verification perspective. i think i think these books going to really be much more difficult, but we got to see how this all plays out. and i, this is something, you know, it could be a black eye for facebook if this all, to me falls, and they trip of their shoes and knowing ultimately, upgrades. like well, let's see how it goes. that trial, beginning in australia, new zealand, don ives, from what bush securities, thank you. when it goes next bids to buy manchester united have been pouring in. it seems the current owners, the controversial plays a family close the deadline for the 1st round of office on friday. the bidding process is secretive, but

why does that even live on instagram?ust taken that video down and made it inaccessible. >> it's wild, i actually conducted an experiment myself in the course of reporting this story where i took one of these videos and tried to upload it to tiktok. tiktok has notoriously strong content moderation. some people say too strong in certain areas. but it wouldn't even allow me to upload the video. it flagged it immediately before it was served to one user. so i think it is disturbing that users are in countering this content. especially when they follow a meme page thinking that they are going to get funny content, lighthearted jokes. and suddenly, because of the incentives that instagram creates, these pages are posting gore and really disturbing videos. >> do you know who is behind these videos? i'm sure it's not one person, but is there some group that could be shut down that is posting violence like this? >> unfortunately, it's not one group, it is many, many, many instagram pages. i mean there are thousands of peoples in

so when i started this instagram belonging wasn't even a king in black. if i just started, there was a lot of things that were missing on the internet. there were hardly any 1000000 going to have the time. and i think i'm very proud of myself to have been one of the 1st few women to have been that way. and to normalize the guy just as that name, it was art. today, i'm not as i is empowering women in her home country to find their voice inviting them to speak on her blogs and on tasks. and men and women work side by side in the studio. something that's not so common in pakistan. i think one of the things that i'm eligible in my own place and position is that i need to inspire young women to think outside of markson king beyond what did pink and with every accomplishment. i'm not as i shows how she balances her career with being a young mother. her husband is supportive of her work. her ability to juggle her family life and manage her business has been an inspiration to some of her followers. one thing i would want the younger generation or younger women to

at least whenever you pause and take the instagram. but seriously, whose real life actually matches their social media? is authenticity even possible? that's a topic on shift today. ah, it seems authenticity is all the re dry now. just look at the success of the up to be real here. staged photos are discouraged instead, users are prompted or the random time each day to snap a photo of whatever they're doing in that exact moment. no filter pictures really look pretty per se, but maybe that's not such a bad thing. many people are fed up with seeing perfectly curated lives, splashed across their feeds. a recent study evaluated more than 10000 facebook profiles and found that people feel better when they paused. what they actually care about psychologists laundromats explains why. if you think about society at large, again, this way of us interacting with one another and also looking to each other for what is normative for what is desirable. so if we compare it is real version of our lives to the idealized version of what everybody else lo

with instagram and snapshot, why is viewership up? guest: facebook is consider a platform for people my age these days. young people do not want to be caught dead on places where their parents and grandparents hangout. snapchat has risen in popularity because of the disappearing met -- message feature. it has become a place where kids communicate with each other and in group test very much. tiktok is what you did not mention. it has been a huge rise over the last several years. their algorithm and their short form video platform is so good at capturing kids attention and getting them in the state where they go from one video to the next. instagram is a platform to clay pop -- popular with young girls all focus around appearance in the filters you can be on pictures in order to make yourself look in a weight maybe you do not look in real life. a lot of these platforms that have risen in popularity are visual basic platforms where you are consuming or posting videos of pictures. the research shows those can be the worse 14 mental health

her candy reflections on facebook and instagram have found a huge audience. she has around 9 and a half 1000000 followers across her platforms. commitment. i love his life as an influenza. i love you. all. her videos are playful, imaginative, and funny. the simplest, the way i've always been focus more on committee and making people laugh. i really like comedy that people laugh and we're happy. little necessarily. i used them was phyllis is a stunning backdrop, a great sense of humor, and total ease in front of the camera. it's a winning combination, ah fiddle, i'm certainly blessed at the moon in ocoee, but simply being authentic doesn't ensure success. they like this kind of constant combination of like, what is it that can do on your side to reach audience and to appeal to something that isn't out there yet, right. so maybe that's a point, a perspective on the world that hasn't been captured and, but i'm sure it just as she is now very successful. there's probably a lot of other people who had like a similar story that something very similar. and they were

so last week i was blasted on instagram for telling the truth about that instagram tried to do dodgeming the fact checking process of "usa today" so outrageously until we talked about it on the show last sunday and now directly to the editor-in-chief now miraculously the very next day we did get a response from the fact check editor thank you for reaching out we will deny your appeal for the following reasons. stating the biden administration wants to ban gas stoves but they were on the record directly contradicting this proposed or enacted bands of gas does from local governments that the biden administration wants to ban a gas stove. >> so the on the record statements contradicting it so that is the fact check? there are on the record statements from republican leaders contradicting biden's claims the gop wants to cut medicare and social security but instagram doesn't censor that. or the climate zealots to ban gas stoves and then on instagram. it is clear they want to ban gas does and for that evidence we laid out last week instagram in "usa today" have the talking points is not a

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in the name of self-perception disorder, snapchat and instagram are like shah hospital, but they are waiting for cosmetic surgery to look like the person they use and take pictures of. the capitalist system shapes our culture and politics in a way that most people can do isis to the online face has influenced his followers and he is not white supremacist, he does the same thing only outside the list of consequences and consequences, don't eat one in the real world, you mean we will get corona by eating chinese food, the information entered into our democracy is being attacked, the tools of the book now they are destroying the social structure of the society, and i think that this world has gone crazy when you look at it. if you ask the question, is this a normal situation or will more people be able to, considering the current situation , it is not only the industry ? it has information technology yes, but they should find out about it. we should have a conscience . it was chistan harris's luck. it is very rare to find someone who talks about technology with shahrak . on the contrary

and so i sent in my application on than i used up of all facebook instagram and a dedicated website. the company presents itself and its employees, photos directly from the construction site boss last a quickbook as long relied on social media for recruitment. i said so. i told kitson since 2014, i've been consciously looking after the next generation with a concept and we've been successful. we have more applicants here than we can hire . and now i can hire between 10 and 15 trainees in the summer and then to make the online presence interesting for young people. the accounts are run by trainees like future office manager nicholas levinsky. that miti. we tried to get future trainees . a better picture of what we do, how we work, and what we're working on, and what sort of things could come up during an apprenticeship, either off the to continentals, widow, the trainee challenge also attracts youngsters. it's a kind of assessment center. 30 applicants have to prove themselves in a practical test at 10 stations. the company then decides which ones will be taken on those future trainee

she was drawn in by her employers instagram account as, as, as their leader snap. it looked very lifelike because among other things there were pictures of people getting rained on because of course, they work in any weather. one of the photos even showed my friend when she was working on the berlin cathedral and so on and so forth. and that impressed me, i like big projects, big companies, and so i sent in my application on than i used up of all facebook instagram and a dedicated website. the company presents itself and its employees, photos directly from the construction site boss. last a quickbook as long relied on social media for recruitment. i said so. i told kitson since 2014, i've been consciously looking after the next generation with a concept and we've been successful. we have more applicants here than we can hire . and now i can hire between 10 and 15 trainees in the summer and then to make the online presence interesting for young people. the accounts are run by trainees like future office manager, nealus levinsky. that miti. we tried to get future tra

i'm the social media influence here i ran a youtube channel and instagram law. and i also have a platform and forecast by the name of happy holidays. i produces both videos and podcasts at her company. she uses a few different studios for the productions and employ several people as a fema entrepreneur in pakistan. she set herself apart and found success. so when i get this instagram, blogging wasn't even a king in by august i just started. there was a lot of things that were missing on the internet. the. they were hardly any clue 1000000 going to have the dime, and i think i'm very proud of myself to have been one of the 1st few women who had be exactly and to normalize as that name. it was art. today i'm not as i is empowering women in her home country to find their voice inviting them to speak on her blogs and tasks. and men and women look side by side in the studio . something that's not so common in pakistan. i think one of the things that i'm eligible in my own place and position is that i need to inspire young women to think outside of the box and king be

instagram gives arthur an advertising coupon.as launched by advertising for all these 30 dollars and, you know, there was just a boom. because before that, my posts were collected there at the very least there, well, there are 30 likes inside, there are 50 60, it turned out, wow. this, probably, i'm some kind of successful, and then i get one and a half thousand at once in a few days and there were a lot of applications. and it’s like this, as in the modern language boost, yes, it turned out arthur finds a room for a workshop, buys special machines that allow you to make ideal blanks from not always even wooden planks, try different colors. impregnation varnishes disappear for hours in hardware stores. you take it think? we talk about the most interesting from the world of science - dizziness, lack of appetite , apathy, pale skin, with such symptoms, according to wax, a third of the world's population consults a doctor, ask the most exciting questions and we give. answers to them saturate the body with oxygen, walking in the park

instagram is shutting down it's live shopping feature on march 16th.ps won't be able to tag products during live streams so you'll have to wait until afterward to buy those must-have items. instagram and parent company meta explain the move as a way to help them focus on core features and comes as instagram is removing the shopping tab from the home screen and months after facebook got rid of live shopping and started pointing stores toward reels. >> netflix has removed the surprise me button, which launched just two years ago. a spokesperson said they discontinued it because few people were using it. users tend to come with a specific movie, show or genre in mind. the feature would instantly start playing a show or movie without making users scroll through the netflix library to find something to watch. i never used it. >> i didn't either. >> we're just learning about it. >> you wonder why it's gone. >> thanks, silvana. >>> it is 4:53. looking to legalize, ahead on "today in the bay," the bold proposal one lawma proposal one lawma ke struggling with t

facebook, instagram, and twittering asking. so far the answer seems clear. on the street -- >> not something i'd be willing to pay for. >> reporter: and in the classroom. >> not a single person said i'll pay for that. >> reporter: shortly after twitter announced twitter blue an $8 a month subscription plan to enhance your twitter experience meta says it will soon experiment with its own subscription plan starting at 12 ads month you'll get increased visibility on instagram and facebook, more protection, and easier access to customer support. if you are willing to pay. clair ramos is not >> i think social media should be accessible and if you have to pay not everyone can have access and that is part of the fun is everyone can use it. >> reporter: meta says you'll need a government i.d. to subscribe. this privacy professor says that in itself is another privacy risk. >> provide us with a government issued i.d. which is a troubling thing because you already have my information. now you are going to have more information, something which is documented that this

so meda has chosen not to charge facebook, instagram users. why this shift now?ime has been advertising and we have seen quarter after quarter that growth in the digital ad market is slowing. so it makes sense they want to pursue other revenue models. but then the other side of it is that creators have been coming to meta and saying look, we have a problem. a lot of times we're trying to build up an audience but our accounts are being spoofed, it's really hard to track our ip. what the idea is behind this subscription is if you're a creator and you want to really launch a meaningful platform on either facebook or instagram, this will allow you to have special perks that insure that your account isn't going to be impersonated, to insure you're staying verified, you have that blue check so people know who you actually are. you have a few exclusive opportunities for access to things like stickers. et cetera. it's both a money making opportunity for meta and also an opportunity for meta to get in with the creters in a more specialized way. >> now meta is joining othe

at the end of 2022 facebook instagram in russia their parent organization was blocked, the honey was as extremist instagram was blocked in russia for a reason, and realtors got information that the administration was not opposed to facebook spreading information on instagram aimed at calling for the destruction of russian military personnel, that is destruction of the russians. and therefore they were recognized as logically extremist on the same basis in russia, twitter was blocked as a result of the audience of western social networks, in our country it decreased by 2-3 times. russian social networks, and, of course, it is better to transfer your activity there. it will be much safer both from the point of view of personal security and from the point of view of some collective interests in russia, even in the pandemic, they trained to fend off fakes. so at first the special operations were ready. we , as a state, have learned to catch. and most importantly, to refute fakes, quickly enough. well, probably a canonical example. this is when the governor of crimea sergey aksyonov refut

instagram model prom. >> did you see me on tv?onds, limousines. >> every one of the girls that's on the carpet today, they have to be on instagram. so yeah, they would be insta models. >> an insta model is a model basically that's pursuing modelling through instagram. and that is a new term now, insta model. >> kelsey turner was a rising insta model when she made her red carpet debut at babes in toyland in 2017. >> kelsey definitely had what it took to make it. she was definitely insta famous. >> men wanted to be with her, and women were intimidated by her. ♪ let's go ♪ ♪ >> kelsey's end goal was for everyone to know who she was, know her name and -- and know her image. kelsey definitely wanted to be famous. >> kelsey turner was chasing fame in this new virtual way that people chase fame on social media. >> so that meant posting videos and photos of herself on instagram hoping to get attention. because being famous in this environment is the coin of the realm for insta models like kelsey turner. >> and in this particular world, it

on instagram and tiktok, i argued with myself for a long time.ered on tik-tok. i want to tell you that tiktok is a separate social network, there are separate heroes, there are separate uh the leaders of public opinion are all flocking there now because they are on the same tiktok network . thanks to the algorithm, you can just be there in a month or two without any capital investment, just by removing some posts, become famous and start earning some money on advertising integrations and here the audience is constantly migrates from one social network to another and when you are young i have an interview with a tiktoker on my youtube channel and when i tell you there eh add me on facebook eh my account they ask what is this we don't use that is, people who are 25 plus or minus five years old, 20-30 years old, in most cases they do not use facebook at all, they are not there because of this, facebook is a platform that is slowly dying, they are trying to change something, but well the world does not forgive such shoals in the conditions of competi

you can use it on facebook, instagram to tip a creator if you like, they give you 100 of those.the company get? obviously the company get as another revenue stream heavily reliant on advertising. especially lately in this market it hasn't been great. earlier this month weakness in the ad market was cited as a contributor to the decline in revenue in the fourth quarter. we've seen the job cuts. meta already fired 11,000 workers. reports are circulating there might be more to come. this could help the revenue side. this is trend emerging in the industry. twitter offers a similar structure with twitter blue. even snap launched a subscription service last year, which is cheaper, called snapchat plus. the other thing to point out, nothing changes on facebook and instagram for accounts already with the blue check. that was a close one. new service will roll out here in the u.s. and other markets we think in the coming months depending how the test goes in australia and new zealand. there you go, neil. we'll see how it works. how much revenue it brings in. neil: i have no idea what you

. >> reporter: robin spent year s critiquing social media platforms and now advising instagram. >> do they need to do more to cure rate this. >> absolutely. >> reporter: she is part of a group for influencers for content. >> too many can give actions before checked. >> reporter: samantha had to check out and detox from social media. she spent 56 days in residential rehab, no phone or tick tock allowed. >> reporter: do you still use it? >> yeah. >> reporter: but different ly ly. >> yeah. >> reporter: how do you use it now? >> i don't use it for information, like finding a diagnosis or finding an illness. i use it for -- kind of like a form of comedy. there is funny videos on there. >> reporter: social media fat platforms such as tick tock and instagram are part of state and federal lawsuits. young people in california and elsewhere in the country say the algorithms caused dangerous behaviors including eating disorders and suicide. facebook, youtube and snap are also in the suits. >> the young woman said she beat the algorithm and looked at views of entertainment. their feeds are floode

but changing their behavior is the most recent damage it is the former tooth of google, facebook, instagram and other digital businesses that are active in the field of social networks and today they are connected to the position using artificial intelligence and play an essential role in human life. successful people from these empires are in this documentary. he sits in front of the camera to tell us that social networks are expanding in the world. there is a fundamental problem . mr. ann is full of life and internal dissatisfaction with oneself . in 2011 and 2012 , i worked for google youtube. i was one of the founders of the firefox section . it is 123 dawn before arab sleep time for 5 years, i have been the facebook revenue manager, the inventor of facebook's google drive and facebook's like button. due to ethical issues , i quit using google in june 2017, but i am very worried that no one is aware of the consequences of this social network. the latest shows that there is a direct connection between mental health and the use of social networks. we are still talking about the latest res

two years later, she joined instagram. the next year, tiktok. >> it's just an addiction. once you know what it feels like to get likes and validation, you just crave it all of the time. christopher: and over the next five years, she gained thousands of followers documenting her teenage life. >> like i knew that i was hurting myself and what i was doing wasn't beneficial to me, but i just needed that validation so badly that i was willing to do anything to get it. christopher: mullen, who is now 18, says that became especially true at the start of the pandemic. then a star field hockey player at her high-school in westchester county, new york, mullen says she started doing popular workout challenges on tik-tok and instagram while uck at home. >> i think that's really how i fell down the rabbit hole, because i was noticing after these two weeks, the changes. and i was getting comments on tik tok being like, oh, you look so good, whatever. and i thought to myself, oh, something must be working, you know. christopher: almost immediately, mullen says her instagram and tik-tok

most of the networks like facebook, instagram, and twitter constantly conduct tests on their users , for example, to see is it possible to use secret signs to make the saturday change people do a specific task and we saw that yes, they can influence the behavior and feelings of the users in the real world by stimulating them, and in the us presidential election, of course, the users who are the target they are dating, they have no clue about this issue and they were created completely without their knowledge. who wouldn't be upset, right? i'm going to ruin someone's bike. he's just waiting for you and takes you away from everything else. he finds you lost . i just want to do this for their own purpose by using your opinion when rice pinterest, sometimes i was typing, e-mailing pinterest, or when i was going to my house , i was having a network conflict, i thought to myself, and i saw that i was working all day with something that my body was going to be a prey to, and i have to say that i couldn't. i couldn't help myself, i'm more attracted to twitter, it used to be attractive to me,

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we are on facebook, also twitter and instagram.e will show you some of the comments of nikki haley and her campaign announcement, specifically about this mental competency test and also share some of the reaction from the white house as well. we will also hear from the white house on the president's annual physical, which happened yesterday, and the results of that. this segment is not specifically about the age of donald trump or joe biden as a presidential contender. we have talked a lot about that. you are more than welcome to comment on that, more broadly the issue of age has come up in the announcement of and feinstein to retire after her current term. age is a factor, of course, in not just the military, but other organizations. here, nikki haley calling for term limits, calling for a mental competency test, perhaps is not something new. how old is too old to be an elected official? (202) 748-8000 if you are under the age of 30. (202) 748-8001 for ages 30 to 60. if you are over the age of 60, that line is (202) 748-8002. chec

mark zuckerberg says meta has a team dedicated to building ai tools for instagram, messenger and whatsapp. he said the company is working on ai experiences with text, such as chat with messenger and whatsapp, experiences with images for things such as creative instagram filters, as well as video experiences. meta isn't new to the ai world, it introduced chat box back to messenger in 2016. and a self-driving taxi without a driver in los angeles within the next few weeks, the next step on the path to commercializing robo taxi service. initially only employees will be able to hail rides and they'll start service in santa monica before ramping up to other neighborhoods. the company has been allowed to start charging for services such as delivery in san francisco, guys. still don't know how i feel about driver-less, no person in there. >> makes me a little nervous. >> thanks, silvana. >>> 4:44 this morning, and we continue to discover black heritage, the series that we have. we take a look at why therapy has been a taboo among the black community and we'll talk with a counselor on h we canow >

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they can still tell many posts alike gets on instagram. they use that to decide how other people to show it to with the algorithm and the person who posts can still see theirs, they just can't see people's. so again, i don't know the status of that experiment. i do the one other thing i'll say and then also it's like there's a i've profiled who's an artist and professor in illinois named ben and he does this he did this experiment called the metric hater. and it's a browser plug in that you can use. he has one for facebook, one for instagram, one for twitter. it takes all the numbers away. and he was showing what it feels like. and i used a domesticated version, twitter and facebook for a while while i was writing him. and the best analogy i could come up with is this is like watching a 60 or 70 sitcom with the laugh track taken. it was like it. you didn't know what was supposed to be funny exactly. and it was like disorienting music, which is not to say it's a bad idea in the long term, but i can see how in terms of like, you know, the ga

on instagram, ifeel the need to posted to a 2.6 million followers on instagram, i feel the need to sharelice. it's disgusting that police officers felt the need to laugh and use disgusting content on harvey by creating a whatsapp group. a pretty robust response from katie price there.— katie price there. where are the much bonnet — katie price there. where are the much bonnet and _ katie price there. where are the much bonnet and police - katie price there. where are the much bonnet and police on - katie price there. where are the much bonnet and police on this| much bonnet and police on this issue? ~ ., ., , , ., issue? the metropolitan pursuit have said on their — issue? the metropolitan pursuit have said on their website _ issue? the metropolitan pursuit have said on their website about _ issue? the metropolitan pursuit have said on their website about upcoming misconduct. the it's alleged they sent the message group was used by those officers and we should say they are retired and serving officers, to post discriminatory content. 18 months is how long this has been in the public cons