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Is WhatsApp already the Super App of India?
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Gen-X (short for Generation X) are basically people with birth years around 1960ā1980. Thatās basically our (millennialsā) parents!
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This is the primary feature of WhatsApp.
This feature is the entry point for most of the Gen-X, they come to WhatsApp to communicate and engage with small groups/communities.
3/x
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Can a movie (96') change how people use an app (Whatsapp)?
— Rajesh Raghavan (@rajeshraghavan_) October 1, 2020
YES. It can.
Let's see how\U0001f440 pic.twitter.com/BV0scQ2KEc
- Forward messages received mostly are written in vernacular languages. They are all well scripted.
4/x
- The reason being, it's hard to type messages in vernacular languages and also text messages lack personality.
5/x
- We use social media to receive validation from our network, their network is most active on WhatsApp groups so they do it here.
- They treat messages as a post, keep their connection updated with what's happening with them.
6/x
- Gen-X use WhatsApp status more than any other age group. Few of them even upload 20 stories per day!
7/x
- 7 out of 10 people I interviewed are part of a newsgroup.
- Most of these messages are Forward messages received at very high frequency.
8/x
- The reason they trust is that they are receiving these messages from "trusted people", and thus the information gains trust immediately.
9/x
- All of them I came across were clothing shop groups!
- Believe me, my friend's mom got addicted to these groups.
How do they discover these groups?
- They share their numbers at small offline clothing stores.
- They receive suggestions from their peers.
10/x
- WhatsApp is a high-frequency platform. They somehow land on these groups multiple times a day.
- These products are easily sharable. Just imagine how easy it is to share products that you receive as a message vs a product on Amazon?
11/x
- My mom is a drawing teacher who teaches drawing to children of age 8-12. She primarily uses WhatsApp for all her teaching and information passing.
- Even our neighbour who takes tuition for students of similar age use WhatsApp.
12/x
- Everyone uses WhatsApp, it's really hard to miss the information that is passed on WhatsApp.
- "I take online classes through WhatsApp video call". They work best for 1:1 classes that my mom conducts.
- "WhatsApp works fine."
13/x
Now that we have seen how Gen-X uses WhatsApp, we can now try to question and understand in what all ways WhatsApp can be used.
WhatsApp is a powerful platform and used at very high frequency by its users. Gen-X is engaged with WhatsApp like no other app.
14/x
My guess would be - YES! Because-
- Very high frequency
- Strongest network
- High trust
- Abundance of resource
15/x
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Great bit of journalism here by Sophia :) fun fact, we had some verrrrry interesting conversations about what exactly the Trump campaign might be doing on TikTok.
So letās talk about that!
Super glad I could be of help btw :P
Anyhoo: my background = senior web dev, data analysis a specialty, worked in online marketing/advertising a while back
Youāve got this big TikTok account thatās ostensibly all volunteer, just promoting Trumpās app because theyāre politically minded and all that.
Noooooope. Theyāre being paid.
Sophia says itās just possible (journalist speak I assume) but I know exactly what Iām looking at and these guys, Conservative Hype House, are getting paid to drive traffic and app installs for Trump.
So how do you know that, Claire?
Welp, theyāre using an ad tracking system that has codes assigned to specific affiliates or incoming marketing channels. These are always ALWAYS used to track metrics for which the affiliate is getting paid.
So letās talk about that!
Donald Trump has spent the last few months trying to ban TikTok.
— Sophia Smith Galer (@sophiasgaler) October 6, 2020
But I've found videos that suggest his re-election campaign might be using a TikTok hype house to track how well pro-Trump messaging performs on there. My story and a \U0001f6a8 thread \U0001f6a8 below. https://t.co/2XWLTRKLqq
Super glad I could be of help btw :P
Anyhoo: my background = senior web dev, data analysis a specialty, worked in online marketing/advertising a while back
Youāve got this big TikTok account thatās ostensibly all volunteer, just promoting Trumpās app because theyāre politically minded and all that.
Noooooope. Theyāre being paid.
Sophia says itās just possible (journalist speak I assume) but I know exactly what Iām looking at and these guys, Conservative Hype House, are getting paid to drive traffic and app installs for Trump.
So how do you know that, Claire?
Welp, theyāre using an ad tracking system that has codes assigned to specific affiliates or incoming marketing channels. These are always ALWAYS used to track metrics for which the affiliate is getting paid.
So let's check in on "Newsguard," one of the Orwellian groups (e.g., The Atlantic Council) that totally reliable sites like @voxdotcom and @axios use to decide what is "Unreliable" and "fight disinformation."
One example:
OK, so "The Daily Wire" and "https://t.co/oEa89coNak" are unreliable. Fair enough, maybe they are (I don't use either one of them).
So let's look into one of our new official arbiters of "reliability," Newsguard!
What's their advisory board look like?
https://t.co/5N8op70VE1
OK, so maybe a few names jumped out at you immediately, like, oh I don't know, (Ret.) General Michael Hayden, former Director of the CIA AND former Director of the National Security Agency in the run-up to the Iraq War in 2003! Google him, he's famous!
Newsguard is all about "seeing who's behind each site," (like how Michael Hayden is behind Newsguard?)
All they want to do is fight "misinformation." That's laudable, right?
Also, Newsguard has a "24/7 rapid response SWAT TEAM!!"
So cool!
https://t.co/EDN3UXvBR9
Ok, I'm not a journalist or a former CIA director, so I have no idea what's true or not unless someone tells me, so hey, Columbia Journalism Review - what do you think of Newsguard Advisory Board Member Michael Hayden?
One example:
OK, so "The Daily Wire" and "https://t.co/oEa89coNak" are unreliable. Fair enough, maybe they are (I don't use either one of them).
So let's look into one of our new official arbiters of "reliability," Newsguard!
What's their advisory board look like?
https://t.co/5N8op70VE1
OK, so maybe a few names jumped out at you immediately, like, oh I don't know, (Ret.) General Michael Hayden, former Director of the CIA AND former Director of the National Security Agency in the run-up to the Iraq War in 2003! Google him, he's famous!
Newsguard is all about "seeing who's behind each site," (like how Michael Hayden is behind Newsguard?)
All they want to do is fight "misinformation." That's laudable, right?
Also, Newsguard has a "24/7 rapid response SWAT TEAM!!"
So cool!
https://t.co/EDN3UXvBR9
Ok, I'm not a journalist or a former CIA director, so I have no idea what's true or not unless someone tells me, so hey, Columbia Journalism Review - what do you think of Newsguard Advisory Board Member Michael Hayden?
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The entire discussion around Facebookās disclosures of what happened in 2016 is very frustrating. No exec stopped any investigations, but there were a lot of heated discussions about what to publish and when.
In the spring and summer of 2016, as reported by the Times, activity we traced to GRU was reported to the FBI. This was the standard model of interaction companies used for nation-state attacks against likely US targeted.
In the Spring of 2017, after a deep dive into the Fake News phenomena, the security team wanted to publish an update that covered what we had learned. At this point, we didnāt have any advertising content or the big IRA cluster, but we did know about the GRU model.
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