How the White House's social media accounts will transition to the next president

Macworld
Nov 1, 2016, 10:40 am329 pts
When President Obama leaves the White House in January he won’t just be handing over the reigns of power. He’ll also give up the presidential social media profiles. The White House recently detailed how that digital transition will work, and as you’d expect from anything governmental it’s quite a process.…

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