Click Here Takes Over Social Media, But What Does It Mean?

Abhay Singh
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Nowadays, in the era of social media, trends keep going viral in many ways due to increased interest among social media users. Last Saturday (March 30), X was flooded with thousands of posts showing a simple image. This image was made of bold black font on a plain white page. It was like a slanted arrow. Many users were shocked by this and tried to discover what was happening. Are you one of those people who is annoyed by the “click here” posts that pop up on your timeline? What is its nature?

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Click Here was an option that helped users add a text caption to the photos they uploaded to the platform. This feature can help the visually impaired to understand images with the help of text-to-speech recognition and Braille language. Photo captions can be up to 420 words as part of the alt text feature. The alt text feature was introduced on the X in 2016.

Click Here Political Parties Have Become Crazy About Trends

During the launch 8 years ago, the social media giant said that we are empowering everyone to ensure that the content shared on Twitter can reach the maximum audience. Also gave a reaction, which included big parties and country leaders. During this, Shiv Sena leader Priyanka Chaturvedi posted on X what is the story behind the Click Here picture? My timeline is full of it.


The BJP also joined the Click Here trend, which went viral before the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Once again, the party wrote in Hindi in the alt text section of its post, Modi government. Meanwhile, in its Click Here post, AAP gave a message about its mega rally on Sunday, March 31.

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By Abhay Singh Journalist
Abhay has been with News Waker for over a few months and has covered various topics, from politics to business to sports. He is known for his engaging writing style and ability to explain complex issues in a way that's easy to understand.