Social Media Trend # MeAt20: The Easy Way to Extract Personal Information?
Due to Corona Lockdown, billions of consumers are confined to their homes and they work differently to make their time better, most important of which is the use of social media.
Right now, people are doing different things to encourage each other, including interesting trends in social media.. The social networking site Twitter #Team trend # MeAt20 has become particularly popular worldwide and is now in top trading in world.
What is the trend?
The point of this trend is, what do you look like in your twenties? Consumers are participating in the trend and sharing their old photos, including personalities of Pakistani showbiz industry, politicians and consumers.
Social media users were fascinated by the shared image of most singer Shahzad Rai and wrote that
why should not 20, 40, 60 and 80 years, Shahzad Roy look like this.
https://twitter.com/ZarrarKhuhro/status/1251231418732118018
On the one hand, consumers are enjoying sharing their old memories on the Internet, on the other hand, there is a fear that after this trend, there is a possibility of misuse of users' photos.
What are the hidden goals behind the trend?
"The business of social media companies is based on the sale of our personal information," Osama Khilji, director of the digital rights movement in Akstan, told the BBC.
He cautioned that consumers do not share their personal information on the internet as all this data is later sold to those businesses who wish to run their business through advertising.
https://twitter.com/UsamaKhilji?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1251418030308982784&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Furdu.arynews.tv%2Fmeat20-hashtag%2F
According to Osama Khilji, social media companies are collecting information about consumer choice with the help of artificial intelligence or artificial intelligence, after which they will be able to send their ads to the people in the shortest possible time.
What should be noted is that the companies that make the most out of this trend will be companies and app developers that use face recognition technology,
" he said. Digital Rights Foundation founder Nighat Dad said: "Consumers need to know that whatever personal information they share on the Internet will always be available."
Due to Corona Lockdown, billions of consumers are confined to their homes and they work differently to make their time better, most important of which is the use of social media.
Right now, people are doing different things to encourage each other, including interesting trends in social media.. The social networking site Twitter #Team trend # MeAt20 has become particularly popular worldwide and is now in top trading in world.
What is the trend?
The point of this trend is, what do you look like in your twenties? Consumers are participating in the trend and sharing their old photos, including personalities of Pakistani showbiz industry, politicians and consumers.
Social media users were fascinated by the shared image of most singer Shahzad Rai and wrote that
why should not 20, 40, 60 and 80 years, Shahzad Roy look like this.
https://twitter.com/ZarrarKhuhro/status/1251231418732118018
On the one hand, consumers are enjoying sharing their old memories on the Internet, on the other hand, there is a fear that after this trend, there is a possibility of misuse of users' photos.
What are the hidden goals behind the trend?
"The business of social media companies is based on the sale of our personal information," Osama Khilji, director of the digital rights movement in Akstan, told the BBC.
He cautioned that consumers do not share their personal information on the internet as all this data is later sold to those businesses who wish to run their business through advertising.
https://twitter.com/UsamaKhilji?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1251418030308982784&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Furdu.arynews.tv%2Fmeat20-hashtag%2F
According to Osama Khilji, social media companies are collecting information about consumer choice with the help of artificial intelligence or artificial intelligence, after which they will be able to send their ads to the people in the shortest possible time.
What should be noted is that the companies that make the most out of this trend will be companies and app developers that use face recognition technology,
" he said. Digital Rights Foundation founder Nighat Dad said: "Consumers need to know that whatever personal information they share on the Internet will always be available."
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