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Which social media platform is dying? Or not worth the time from your perspective (either as a content consumer or a business owner)?

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1.Facebook is losing customers slowly due to the fact that, Instagram has a market share, 2.Google Hangouts declined as Google shifted focus to newer tools like Google Chat and Google Meet. It couldn't compete with popular apps like WhatsApp and Slack. Google fully replaced it by 2022.

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