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Blog: Next New


I would have wanted to join a social media that involves business and social life. A platform that connects you with people with shared interests, so on this social media in order to log in and use it you will have to put in a lot of information about yourself such as what do you do for work, where do you work, where do you live, what are your hobbies and where do you workout, how old are you, whether your single or not, etc. Based on this information the app will connect you to people with the same interests for a business connection or for friendship/ romantic connection.I think that the next social media platform should be similar to the ones already existed in general but with safety cautions. For example, every user that would like to log in and use this social media, will have to go through a virtual verification and then his personal information like name, picture, age, etc will be verified and available to other users in order to prevent cyberbullying and online harassment which is very common these days and is easier to take place since usually, people can bully others without identifying themselves and they feel "protected" from the consequences of their actions.

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