Comparaison des logiciels de réseaux sociaux

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Social Networking Software is a platform that allows individuals and organizations to create and engage in online communities. These platforms include features like group levels, which categorize users into different tiers, and memberships, which offer access to certain features. Access control, vie privée[1], and permissions are also crucial, helping to manage who can see and interact with content. The software can often be integrated with other platforms, such as PayPal[2] for membership fees, and customized with plugins, widgets, themes, and modules. Some common platforms for this software are PHP, MySQL, Node.js, WordPress, and Joomla. Licensing and pricing can vary, with some being free and others requiring payment or adherence to certain licenses like GPL 3.0 or LGPL 2.1. Additional features may include multimedia support, video calls, support for XMPP networks, and built-in LDAP and Active Directory.

Définitions des termes
1. vie privée. La protection de la vie privée est un concept fondamental qui a évolué au cours de l'histoire et qui continue de façonner notre discours sociétal. Historiquement, il est issu de débats philosophiques, avec des figures comme Aristote et John Locke qui en ont posé les bases. La protection de la vie privée est également liée à des questions juridiques et éthiques, comme en témoignent les arrêts historiques de la Cour suprême et les révélations telles que celles d'Edward Snowden. Les progrès technologiques ont à la fois remis en question et renforcé la protection de la vie privée, en introduisant de nouvelles menaces et de nouvelles mesures de protection. Les normes de protection de la vie privée varient d'un pays à l'autre et d'une organisation internationale à l'autre. À l'ère numérique, la vie privée est confrontée à de nouveaux défis et considérations, tels que l'utilisation des médias sociaux, la culture du selfie et les services de géolocalisation. Ce concept englobe le droit d'un individu à garder ses informations personnelles secrètes et à l'abri de toute intrusion non autorisée.
2. PayPal ( PayPal ) PayPal is a global financial company that specializes in digital payments and money transfers. It was originally founded as Confinity in 1998, went public in 2002, and was acquired by eBay the same year. In 2015, PayPal became independent from eBay. The company is known for its notable founders, including Elon Musk and Peter Thiel, and is currently led by President and CEO Dan Schulman. PayPal's services, which operate in over 200 countries, include transactions in 25 currencies, PayPal Here, and PayPal Credit. It also offers safety measures like Buyer Protection Policy and two-factor authentication. Recently, PayPal has embraced cryptocurrency, introducing a flat-fee structure for these transactions in 2022.

Social networking software provides the technological basis for community driven content sharing and social networking.

See also Comparison of software and protocols for distributed social networking, especially for open-source software. Comparison of microblogging and similar services may also be relevant.

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