A button or feature on most social media platforms that allows users to express approval or agreement with a post or piece of content.
The way that a person is perceived online based on their social media activity and digital footprint.
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.
The practice of monitoring and collecting data on social media users for purposes such as marketing, surveillance, or law enforcement.
A Social Media Diplomat fosters positive engagement and resolves conflicts online, promoting trust and understanding in digital spaces.
The act of targeting someone with unwanted, threatening, or abusive behavior online.
The measures and practices that individuals and organizations can take to protect themselves from online threats.
The use of social media to spread extremist ideologies, leading to harm to individuals and society at large.
The practice of extracting and analyzing large amounts of data from social media and other online sources in order to gain insights into user behavior and preferences.
The controls and options that users can set to determine who can see their social media content and activity.
The sharing of personal information on social media that may lead to privacy violations or harm to one's reputation or safety.
