The Dark Side Of “Plane Bae” And Turning Strangers Into Social Media Content

Richard Bradbury | Christine Wong | Arvindh Yuvaraj

10-Jul-18 12:00

The Dark Side Of “Plane Bae” And Turning Strangers Into Social Media Content

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Christine Wong and Arvindh Yuvaraj discussed:

2:53:68 - Social Media Memories App Timehop Was Hit By A Data Breach Affecting 21 Million Users

4:41:63 - The Dark Side Of “Plane Bae” And Turning Strangers Into Social Media Content

15:01:06 - YouTube Is Fighting Conspiracy Theories With “Authoritative” Context And Outside Links

24:57:00 - Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Scammers Swindle Superfans, Report Finds

30:17:65 - A Chinese Electric Car Startup Is Trying To Take On Tesla By Making Its Cars More Like An iPhone

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Categories: Technology, Medical Innovation and Technology, Tech, Entrepreneurship, Personal Development, SME

Tags: social media, Timehop, data, breach, Plane Bae, fame, YouTube, conspiracy theories, Google News Initiative, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, scammers, Chinese, electric cars, Tesla, Byton,

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