As per an article from Visual Capitalists (http://www.visualcapitalist.com/what-happens-internet-minute-2016/)
there 20.8 million messages are handled by Whatspp, 2.4 million searches by
Google and 70000 hours of video served by Netflix, every minute.
If one looks at last decade, Social Media and Smartphones
has been the ‘the’ phenomenon of last decade. Most of the growth of S&P 500
since last crash has been from this revolution. Except for few companies like Apple,
which is really Prada of smartphones, most of other players in these industries
have a simple underlying business model: Monetize their user’s interaction with
them while offering a ‘free’ service.
Very few their users realize that the companies own right to
sell any content produced by them. Social media users search all over the
internet archives, old albums, parks, beaches, oceans, mountains, back yard,
front yard and gather pictures, quotes, analysis, comment and then happily
handover to one of the social media giant for free. Then their friends review
it (for free) and mark as interesting and uninteresting. The social media
giants makes sweet profit while the users end up with lost privacy and ruined
relationships.
Sometimes certain ‘data leaks’ and ‘hacks’ happen where the users also end up losing information that they hate to go public.
Sometimes certain ‘data leaks’ and ‘hacks’ happen where the users also end up losing information that they hate to go public.
Enjoy being honeybee.