Social Media Awareness Dictionary

Cybersecurity

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Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting networks, computers, and data from unauthorized access or theft. It includes both hardware and software security measures, as well as user training and awareness. Cybersecurity is important for businesses and individuals alike, as it can help to protect against data breaches, cyber attacks, and other online threats. There are many different types of cybersecurity measures that can be implemented, depending on the specific needs of the organization or individual.

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The practice of monitoring and controlling one's online reputation, often through the use of social media and other online channels.

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Social listening

The practice of monitoring social media for mentions of a person, brand, or product in order to gain insights and respond to feedback.

Caption

Text that accompanies a photo or video on social media, often used to provide context or commentary.

Slacktivism

A term used to describe shallow or performative forms of online activism on social media, such as liking or sharing posts without taking real-world action.

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