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Emoji on Twitter as well as on Facebook Currently, in Twitter tweets, you only see the option to like and retweet. But, now there is an option to react differently like in Facebook. It is said that Twitter is currently working for that. According to researcher Jane Manchu Wang, Twitter is currently preparing to provide 'Like', 'Cheers', 'Um', 'Sad', and 'Haha' reactions. Which are completely like emojis. However, Twitter has not yet decided on the 'cheers' and 'sad' emojis. According to a screenshot made public by Wang, Twitter will provide various reactions in chronological order. The tweet can be reacted according to what you think. It is said that there is also information about the reaction. Simply understand shared and dedicated internet The internet is said to be 20 Mbps, but not all the time. This is a problem we all face. After all, what is the reason for this? Today we are examining what is dedicated and shared internet a

WhatsApp's downward journey continues, Telegram became the number one app of January With the issuance of new privacy terms and policies, the number of WhatsApp users has been declining. The company's new policy of sharing user data with Facebook has led users to look for alternatives to WhatsApp. Meanwhile, data analysis company Sensor Tower has released a new report. According to this, Telegram has risen to number one in the most downloaded app (non-gaming) in January. According to a report released by Censor Tower in December 2020, Telegram was ranked ninth on the list. However, in a period of one month, Telegram has become the first to surpass all. WhatsApp, which was previously in third place, has dropped two places to fifth. The ticket, which was number one till last month, is number two in January. Similarly, the signal is in third place. Instagram, which was previously in the fourth position, has reached the sixth position this time. According to the study report, Teleg