What social software do foreigners use?

Facebook, Twitter, Ka Kao, Skype, LinkedIn and so on.

1, Facebook

American social platform is a world-famous photo sharing website.

Through it, netizens can keep interactive communication with friends, colleagues, classmates and people around them, share uploaded pictures infinitely, and post links and videos.

Twitter

Twitter (Twitter) is an American social network and Weibo service company dedicated to public dialogue.

It allows users to update messages with no more than 140 characters (except Chinese, Japanese and Korean, the upper limit has been raised to 280 characters). These messages are also called "Tweet", and Twitter is described as "the short message service of the Internet".

3. Ka Kao

Ka Kao is a free chat software from South Korea, and China Tencent is its second largest shareholder. It is similar to QQ WeChat chat software and can be used for communication applications between smartphones such as iPhone, Android, WP and BlackBerry.

The application manages friends with actual phone numbers, and with the help of push notification service, it can quickly send and receive information, pictures, videos and voice intercom with friends, relatives and colleagues. Similar to QQ in China, even if your friends are not online, they can receive your Ka Kao talk message, just like texting.

4、Skype

Skype is an instant messaging software owned by Microsoft, which has the functions required by IM, such as video chat, multi-person voice conference, multi-person chat, file transfer and text chat.

You can talk to other users with high-definition voice, make domestic and international calls, dial directly with landline, mobile phone and PHS, and realize the functions of call forwarding and sending short messages.

5、LinkedIn

LinkedIn, Chinese name "LinkedIn", launched in May 2003, is a workplace social platform, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, USA.

The purpose of the website is to let registered users maintain the contacts they know and trust in their business dealings, commonly known as "contacts". Users can invite people they know to become people in the "network" circle.