What was old is becoming new again. Gen Z’er Tiffany Zhong has spent the last decade or so studying social media habits, and has decided to take what she’s learned and turn it into a new version of MySpace…called “NoSpace.” It comes from a trend that sees Gen Z’ers “turning away from standard social media in search of more authentic connections that can’t be found on TikTok.” Zhong says today’s outlets are more “media,” and “not social anymore.” With her new platform, she hopes her users will be able to “engage” with each other more on a personal level. A NoSpace homepage has announced its arrival will be coming this summer, and the current waitlist to join reportedly has exceeded 380K.
Source: NY Post
