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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WVUALLEN" data-source="post: 131570315" data-attributes="member: 1112294">Twitter not even top 10Alfred Lua (product manager at Buffer)21 most popular social media sites in 2019<a href="https://buffer.com/library/author/alfred/">     </a><a href="https://buffer.com/library/author/alfred/"></a>1. Facebook - the biggest social media site around, with more than two billion people using it every month. That’s almost a third of the world’s population. 94% use Facebook via mobile app.2. YouTube – 1.9 billion MAUsBesides being the second biggest social media site, YouTube (owned by Google) is also often known as the second largest search engine after Google.3. WhatsApp – 1.5 billion MAUsWhatsAPP is a messaging app used by people in over 180 countries. Initially, WhatsApp was only used by people to communicate with their family and friends. Gradually, people started communicating with businesses via WhatsApp. 4. Messenger – 1.3 billion MAUsMessenger used to be a messaging feature within Facebook, and since 2011, Facebook has made Messenger into a standalone app by itself and greatly expanded on its features.5. WeChat – 1.06 billion MAUsWeChat grew from a messaging app, just like WhatsApp and Messenger, into an all-in-one platform. 6. Instagram – 1 billion MAUs7. QQ – 861 million MAUs8. Tumblr – 642 million MUVs9. Qzone – 632 million MAUs10. Tik Tok – 500 million MAUs11. Sam Weibo - 392 million MAUs12. Twitter – 335 million MAUs13. Reddit – 330 million MAUs14. Baidu Tieba – 300 million MAUs15. LinkedIn – 294 million MAUs16. Viber – 260 million MAUs17. Snapchat – 255 million MAUs18. Pinterest – 250 million MAUs19. Line – 203 million MAUs20. Telegram – 200 million MAUs21. Medium – 60 million MAUs</blockquote>

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