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It is an image messaging and multimedia mobile app. It's a mix of private messaging and public content, including brand networks, publications, and live events such as sports and music.

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This is an app for mobile devices that allows users to create profiles and follow other users, and to take and upload pictures and videos with filters and share them on Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks.

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It is a social network that allows users to send and read short 140-character messages called "tweets".

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It's a global video-sharing website. Users can upload and watch videos and subscribe to channels.

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This is the most popular social network right now. I was created by Mark Zuckerberg just as a social network for Harvard Students, but then in 2006 it was available for the rest of the world. It allows users to share photos, videos, links, news, experiences, etc.

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It is a business-oriented social network. It allows users (workers and employers) to create profiles and connections to each other in an online social network that represents real-world professional relationships.

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It is an application that provides video chat and voice call services. Users can exchange files, photos, text, and video. It allows video conference calls.

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It was an instant chatting service. It was the most popular but now it doesn't exist anymore

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It's a social network that allows users to share interests, photos, personalize their profiles with themes and music and share all of this with their friends. It was the most popular social network in 2006, and it was the first site where users could interact a little more with famous people.

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It was a social gaming site. It allowed users to contact other users, and share content with them. Is was also used for dating, discover bands, hobbies, etc. Users could share videos, photos, messages and comments with other members.

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Six Degrees is considered the first modern social network. It allowed the users to create profiles, connect with friends, and build relationships.

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The users used IRC to share links, files and to be connected to their global net, having conversations with other users through IRC channels. This is how live chats started.

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The users could read and publish articles, something like posts, that were sent to different groups where users could leave comments and opinions. It was like a "blog".

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CompuServe allowed people to share files, read news, read about shopping, travel, economy, etc. It sounds a lot like what we have today but it was simpler and you had to buy the software to install it and it was very expensive.