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y this time everyone has heard of social media and most people are on at least one social networking site. Maybe you don’t have an Instagram account, or you fall into the “never TikTok” category, but it’s probably safe to say you have a Facebook account. Nevertheless, social media has found its way into our daily lives and is more than likely here to stay. Where did it start? Myspace, right? That social network did play an important role in creating awareness for customizable profiles with shareable video

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