The phrase "update their status" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The company's social media manager reminded employees to regularly update their status on the company's social media pages to keep customers informed about new products and services."
It makes some viewers want to log straight onto Facebook, and others vow never to Update their Status again.
Similarly, users can update their status or keep tabs on their friends' activities on any social network right on their main browser window.
Some websites allow prostitutes to tell clients whether they are currently available; but that means going online frequently to update their status.
Allowing people to register online, for example, makes it easier to keep records accurate and remove duplicates, as voters could simply update their status when they move.
Of those who weren't registered donors, 61 people in the study decided to sign up after researchers presented them with the chance to update their status.
Among American adults on Facebook, forty-four per cent update their status at least weekly, fifty-three per cent comment on a friend's status, and forty-eight per cent comment on a photo.
One study suggests that nearly 44% of Facebook users will "like" their friends' profiles, while individuals who update their statuses frequently have reported lower levels of loneliness.
Twitter has quietly changed the wording on the button users need to press to update their statuses on the Twitter.com website.
Abusive exes go out for breakfast, update their statuses, and have permission to fall in love again.
They update their statuses a lot talking about whatever they've done in that moment.
"Some of my friends, they are addicts, always updating their status, changing their photos".
