Why do we see more ‘content’ that interests us on social media?
Why do we see more ‘content’ that interests us on social media? Overall, social media is a part of our lives, but it is wise not to let its algorithms control us. Social media algorithms show content based on users’ interests and behavior, which is called a filter bubble and limits the scope of information. The A-chamber effect causes people to only connect with like-minded groups, which reduces political polarization and social tolerance. Some apps claim to show ads by listening to the voice from the microphone, but large companies have denied this, and security vulnerabilities seem to be a possibility. Let’s say you are a foodie. It can be said that only food videos appear more on your Facebook or TikTok. You are interested in fashion. Of course, clothing items appear more on the social media you use. If you are passionate about sports, then sports content appears more on social media. If you enjoy traveling, then travel content appears more on your social media. You might thi...