You can watch short videos (usually under a minute), scroll endlessly, and discover content based on your interests.

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A platform where you can share photos, follow celebrities, and use hashtags. Owned by Meta (Facebook).

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This app is used to send instant messages, images, videos, and audio — and it uses end-to-end encryption.

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A place to watch videos, subscribe to channels, and even upload your own. Some people make a career on it.

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A video conferencing app that became very popular during lockdown and remote learning.

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You can make and share online boards, pins, and creative ideas — often used for fashion, food, and design inspiration.

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You can stream music, make playlists, follow artists, and listen to podcasts. Green logo.

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You use this app to send and receive emails. It’s often the default email app on Android devices.

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This app helps you navigate, find places nearby, and avoid traffic.

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An online shop where you can buy nearly anything — from books to clothes to electronics.

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This app helps you book places to stay — like apartments or homes — instead of hotels.

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This app tracks your steps, exercise, heart rate, and other health data. Often used with smartwatches.

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A social media platform where you can create posts, join groups, and react to friends’ updates. Started in 2004.

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A collaborative tool where you can create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online with others.

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A creative drawing app often used for art and animation, especially on iPads.

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A platform where gamers live stream, chat, and share gameplay. Popular for esports.

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This app is used to learn languages through games, daily practice, and the iconic green owl mascot.

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A social app for chatting with friends, voice channels, and communities — often used by gamers.

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You can use this app to create, edit, and share short videos with templates, text, and music — often used for marketing.

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This app helps you split bills, request money, and make payments with friends. Common for shared meals.

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A classroom learning app used to post assignments, track progress, and communicate between teachers and students.

A popular design app for making posters, videos, and presentations with easy drag-and-drop tools.

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A secure app for saving your usernames and passwords, so you don’t forget them.

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A planning and to-do list app that helps you organise projects using boards, cards, and checklists.

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