Data and metrics collected by social media platforms to track user behavior and engagement with content.
The use of social media to raise awareness, promote causes, and advocate for social and political change.
The way that a person is perceived online based on their social media activity and digital footprint.
A user's personal page on a social media platform, which may include information such as a bio, profile picture, and other personal details.
The ability to access, evaluate, and understand information online, including social media content.
A security measure that requires users to provide two forms of identification before accessing their social media accounts.
The use of social media to spread extremist ideologies, leading to harm to individuals and society at large.
Social media platforms have become valuable tools for patients seeking community support and reliable health information, facilitating a new way to engage with healthcare providers and fellow patients.
The practice of posting negative or harmful comments about oneself on social media, often as a cry for help or attention.
Social media insurance covers businesses against risks such as reputation damage, legal fees, and cybersecurity breaches related to their online presence. It provides financial protection and resources in case of a crisis, like a viral scandal or a data hack.
A set of rules and calculations used by social media platforms to determine which content to show to which users.
