The country’s Vice President Venkaiah Naidu has launched the first homegrown social media app Elements (Elyments) on Sunday.
New Delhi: The country’s Vice President Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday launched the first homegrown social media app Elements (Elyments). Users will now be able to download the app from the Google Play store. Shri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of Art of Living was also present during the launching event.
Within hours of launch, millions of people have downloaded the app from the Google Play store. Let’s say that the app will be available in 8 languages initially. It will also feature audio-video calling. The main purpose of this app is to add features from social media apps to make it available in one app.
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It is noteworthy that there have been frequent questions about data privacy on social media. Foreign companies appear to have failed in this case. Therefore, this social media app primarily pursues data privacy. It is noteworthy that India has a large number of social media users. But so far, the social media market is ruled by most foreign companies. Meanwhile, the country’s first super social media app Elements (Elyments) has been launched in the country on July 5. This app shows that the user’s data will be completely protected and cannot be passed on to a third party without permission.
Special emphasis on data privacy
There are usually questions about data privacy on social media. Therefore, data privacy has been taken into account in this homegrown social media app. According to information, the user’s data in the Elyments app will be protected and no third party will be able to take it without permission.
