http://pingpal.io/pingcom/ping-content/uploads/2014/10/ba621d85-3725-4a34-aebe-3c7b409e21c3.jpg Geofeedia geolocates all your social media postings by name and location and then posts them for the world to see. Source: venturebeat.com Posted means published. Period. We need next generation tools based on the pioneering work of Snapchat. But those that actually work. See on Scoop.it
http://pingpal.io/pingcom/ping-content/uploads/2014/10/8165be4e-a05f-454c-b1e3-29ed37127fd8.jpg Snapchat’s photo hack scandal is a huge deal to billionaire investor Peter Thiel. Here’s why. Source: venturebeat.com To have an API open to third party services is sheer negligence. It doesn’t matter that it was reverse engineered. Snapchat never cared to close it. This
http://pingpal.io/pingcom/ping-content/uploads/2014/10/1fc17394-6d5a-45af-bc08-c6536e75030d.jpg Your Snapchat photos and videos may disappear from the app, but the messages can still be saved indefinitely without your knowledge. Source: mashable.com The rumor of Snapchat being recently hacked is just a rumor, if you only mean the server. 3rd party apps available in app stores
http://pingpal.io/pingcom/ping-content/uploads/2014/09/4574ac4d-5a9a-4a0a-ad8a-3236eb70ddc6.jpg Facebook is experimenting with a new mobile feature that allows you to schedule posts that vanish after a set amount of time. Source: www.yahoo.com Interesting experiment with ephemeral posts. But, can they be trusted? And what about their revenue model? They use your posts to process and
http://pingpal.io/pingcom/ping-content/uploads/2014/07/8c1ddefb-9fdc-4f15-b8de-a03eb53a59441.jpg Amidst the current ephemeral messaging craze, one company is actually all about documenting people’s social media history for ever and ever. Timehop, an app that lets people see what they were up t… Source: venturebeat.com There is absolutely room for both ephemeral messaging and eternally stored social