Facebook deletes the facial recognition tag

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Earlier last week, Facebook announced the shutdown of its facial recognition program for automatic photo tagging. In a blog post, Jerome Pesenti , Facebook's VP of artificial intelligence, explained that this decision was made following growing concerns from users in terms of privacy and beyond. The company also announced that, despite the elimination of this specific function, its technicians are already working on the development of other facial recognition technologies that can help users in terms of privacy and transparency, providing the user with the maximum. control over how your face will be used.


News Instagram Instagram updates its Insights Finally Instagram has decided Mobile Phone Number to update and improve its Insights section , adding the possibility to select a time frame of up to 90 days . But that is not all. The company added new searchable data : Accounts involved , ie the total number of users who interacted; Public involved , ie demographic information on users who interacted with the content, whether they are already followers of the account or not; Accounts reached , ie the demographic insights on users who have been reached by a content, even if they don't follow the account. Furthermore , having combined all the video formats in a single tab, the statistics will from now on be available in a single section where it will be possible to view the total data and those for each post and / or format.

Certainly we are far from the data available with third-party analysis tools , such as Sprout Social or Hootsuite, but this is certainly a sign that Instagram is understanding how important statistics are for business and creator accounts and we are sure that, with the time , they will be further improved. A study reveals that ADS Instagram Reels are better than TikTok ADS Are Instagram Reels or TikTok Ads Better ? To answer this question Creatopy , a platform specialized in AD Design, decided to conduct a study by launching two identical video ad campaigns on the two platforms. Both had a reach goal, a total budget of $1,000, identical creatives, and the same landing page. Obviously, an equal target was maintained in terms of age, location and interests.