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Specific features are being added to Meta’s social media platforms to aid, market, and incentivize the creation of NFTs.

Esteemed panel. zerlina maxwell, hurst of zerlina on peacock. -- host of msnbc's island and, republican strategist. let's go right to the first revvie award. the ridicu-list. these are events i can't believe happened, as bizarre as 2021 was. here are few of the picks we have, to give a start. facebook goes meta, stuck in the suez, and trump the blog. facebook's name change, the social network found itself under fire, from the right and left over user privacy and rampant misinformation. mark zuckerberg decides the solution, is to re-brand the

Early in the year, WhatsApp was under a lot of heat for revising user privacy. It announced that the conversation and payment details exchanged between an individual and enterprise owner on the Business app version will be tracked and stored. And, it said the information though protected, will be used to offer ads to people. And, it gave May 15 a deadline to accept the terms

The left over user privacy and rampant misinformation. and mark zuckerberg decides the solution is to re-brand the country to meta. i don't know exactly what the metaverse is, but i'm guessing it has something to do with having your head in the clouds. or how about that ship that got stuck for days in the suez canal? disrupting trade routes all over the world, it seemed like a random event back in march. but little did we know, it was a preview of global shipping tie-ups, and even a shortage of christmas trees this-holiday season. and finally, donald trump's short-lived blog. the former presid...

The Financial Times yesterday published a bombshell report that alleges Apple is allowing big tech players including Meta and Snap to access user-level data via iPhones — despite such approaches being supposedly forbidden under Apple’s new privacy policies. The Drum asks industry experts on what it means for marketers and media professionals — as well as the privacy space at large.