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After you upload anything on social media, you're tempted to see how many likes you get? Who made the comments? What comments? Yes, such temptation must happen. This is also very natural. Many people are constantly watching, how much does the likelihood increase? Do you get upset if you got 200 likes in the previous post and 125 like the last post? What do you think of when liking someone else's post? Do you like it, or do you really like its post? Many people look at a photo and say, it looks like a wreck, even with so much talk they will do it again! We are now getting better on social media! If the boss has a post then you must like. We sometimes even grit our teeth in order to persuade the boss that, wow where are you!
Do you get angry if you've written a post, tagged it, and haven't seen it? It just so happens that he does not care? Suppose you saw it and didn't respond at all, do you feel bad? It is not necessary for everyone to be the same. Each action has different reactions. What happens if you upload status and you do not get one? Most people like the status quo itself. Like us first! The account must open with us. Are you jealous if your friend gets more likes from you?
Social media also runs for all likes, comments, and followers, as if a contest was won. This is considered by Criteria. The number of followers or friends on Instagram, Facebook and other social media shows their popularity. Celebrities are different, but when people join the race, they often suffer from depression. Miniature texts come out, I don't care.
Considering the psychological problems caused by social media, Facebook is considering a decision. From now on, you can only see the likes you get on Facebook. You will only be able to read the comments your post receives. Facebook has also made its experimental debut in Australia. From the results available in Australia, other countries will decide whether to apply it or not. By the way, do you like it or not? Other people also see the likes we get. Not only likes, who is reading what comments. Discussions and debates over comments also continue.
Facebook research revealed that those who get less likes are disturbed and have been casting their opinions on themselves. Many people delete the post only if they get less likes. As Facebook says, we don't want people to understand this as a competition. Facebook and Instagram are owned by Mark Zuckerberg. There has been such an experiment on Instagram in Canada. Youngsters have been turning to her since the advent of Instagram. Facebook is now called Youngsters Mom-Dead or Uncle-Aunty's social media. People also talk about caste on Facebook. Many people believe that, like before, they are not getting as much as they used to. There is also talk of people not posting what they post. Facebook wants Rs. To promote the post. Now God knows how much of this is true and how much wrong it is.
