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This document discusses three popular social media platforms - Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Instagram allows users to upload photos and short videos they have taken. Facebook enables connecting with people worldwide and sharing statuses, photos, and videos. Twitter is fast-paced and lets users write thoughts, retweet content, and constantly update their feed.
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