Many users encounter issues on Telegram such as “account restricted,” “channel not recommended,” or “limited group interactions.”These restrictions are usually triggered because the system detects behavior it considers abnormal.

In the content ecosystem of Twitter (now X platform), views are the core metric to measure the success of a tweet. According to Statista, Twitter has over 600 million monthly active users

In TikTok operations, video views are the key metric that determines whether an account can get recommended and gain traffic support.

As a seller running a TikTok US cross-border store, I was initially full of expectations for the platform. TikTok has huge traffic, strong user engagement, and booming short video e-commerce and live-stream shopping, making it feel like there’s always a chance to go viral.

In today’s global social environment, Telegram (often called “电报” in Chinese) has become a highly influential platform. Whether it’s blockchain communities, cross-border e-commerce

On YouTube, the number of likes is an important indicator of video quality and audience recognition. Whether you are an individual creator, an e-commerce seller

On Twitter (now X), likes are not just a small interaction—they are a key indicator of whether content can be recommended by the system and gain more exposure. For new accounts, even with high-quality content

In Facebook’s social ecosystem, the number of likes is not just an interaction, but also the first impression users have of content. Whether it’s a brand page post, a business ad, or a personal update

On Instagram, the number of likes is like the “first business card” of a photo or video. When users scroll to a piece of content, the like count is the first impression score.