World's Top 4 Social Media Sites

Social media describes the ways in which individuals interact with one another through the creation, sharing, and/or exchange of knowledge and ideas in online groups and networks. The major Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube accounts are managed by the Office of Communications and Marketing.

1. Facebook 

Facebook

Facebook is a social networking service that makes it simple to communicate and share content with loved ones online. Facebook was developed by Mark Zuckerberg in 2004 while he was a student at Harvard University with the initial intention of serving college students. By 2006, anyone over 13 with a working email address was able to sign up for Facebook. With more than 1 billion users globally, Facebook is currently the largest social network.

2. Instagram

Instagram

With more than one billion active users globally, Instagram is a social networking platform that has seen tremendous growth in recent years. Users can interact with other users on the platform by liking, commenting, and sending direct messages while also sharing photographs and videos with their followers. As a photo-sharing program for iOS devices, Instagram was introduced in 2010 by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. Within two months of its release, the app had more than one million users thanks to its fast rise to fame. Instagram was bought by Facebook in 2012 for $1 billion, and since that time, the platform has expanded and changed.

3. Youtube

Youtube

Users can upload, share, and watch videos on YouTube, which is a hugely popular online video-sharing site. It was established in 2005, and it has since grown to be among the most significant and important websites on the internet. The variety of content available to users includes music videos, instructional videos, vlogs, amusement clips, and more. With the help of user-generated material on YouTube, individuals from all over the world are now able to express their ideas, share their creativity, and engage with viewers on a worldwide level.

4.Whatsapp

WhatsApp

An open-source, free texting app is called WhatsApp. Regardless of the recipient's device, it allows users of iPhone and Android cellphones, Mac and Windows PCs, and other devices to call and send free text, photo, audio, and video messages to others around the world. In contrast to Apple iMessage and Google Messages, which depend on cellular networks and Short Message Service (SMS), WhatsApp allows cross-platform communication via a Wi-Fi connection. WhatsApp is well-liked by customers who do not have data plans that include unlimited calls and text messages because of how reasonably it uses Wi-Fi. Additionally, those who have relatives abroad, travel abroad, or reside outside of the United States like using its cross-platform capability.