Socialode  News

As we step into a new year, all of us here at Socialode want to take a moment to pause, reflect, and most importantly, say thank you . To everyone who has supported Socialode over the past year, whether you’ve signed up early, followed our journey, shared feedback, or simply believed in what we’re building, your support truly means more than I can put into words. What we’re creating is something deeply personal, and seeing people from all over the world resonate with this mis

December arrives with sparkle, celebration, and constant reminders of togetherness. Christmas dinners, holiday parties, New Year’s countdowns, everywhere you look, connection is on display. Yet for many people, this season doesn’t feel warm or joyful. It feels isolating. The holidays have a way of amplifying what’s already there. And in a digitally connected world, loneliness can feel even sharper, not because connection is impossible, but because meaningful  connection often

If you’re planning a trip to the U.S. anytime soon, there’s a new proposal you should know about, and it’s all about your social media. American officials have introduced a plan that could ask foreign tourists to share five years of social media history  before entering the country. Yep… your Instagram, your old tweets, that random Tumblr phase, potentially all on the table. This proposal affects travelers from around 40 countries who currently enjoy visa-free entry through t

If you’ve ever felt lonely, even while surrounded by people online, you’re part of a growing reality that a lot of young adults don’t talk about openly. New data shows something surprising: loneliness isn’t just an “older people” problem anymore. In fact, 18-35-year-olds are now reporting some of the highest levels of loneliness  across all age groups. This isn’t a small shift. It’s a warning that our generation is disconnected in ways we don’t always notice… until we do. Let