Mysteriously locked out of Facebook, Snapchat allows YouTube shares, use your Google My Business

Google is encouraging businesses to make the most of a free opportunity to promote themselves online - by filling out their own ‘Google My Business’ profile.

 

You can do it through the website or dedicated Google My Business mobile app.

 

It’s entirely free and lets you start to manage how your business is displayed across Google products including the main search results as well as Google Maps.

 

It also now has a new feature which lets businesses highlight their commitment to recycling.

 

Check out the Google Blog for more on this.

 

Playstation fans don’t seem entirely impressed with the gaming giants plans for its new PS Plus subscription service which launches in June.

 

One gripe seems to be the treatment of PC gamers who’ll face a price hike to continue playing Playstation games on their computers.

 

 

Snapchat users are now able to share YouTube videos within the app - just visit the video you’re interested in, hit the share button and choose Snapchat.

 

And have you been mysteriously locked out of Facebook for no apparent reason in the last few days?

 

You’re not alone - hundreds of users around the world report seeing a message telling them their account had been disabled, only for it to reappear a few days later.

 

The company has acknowledged the issue but hasn’t said what caused it.