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Americans' relationship status with Facebook: 'It's Complicated'
It's a Ross from friends-style "on a break."
By Rachel Kraus
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweets opening testimony during congressional hearing
This is the first time someone's live-tweeted in the hot seat of a congressional hearing.
By Matt Binder
Take a blissful news vacation by visiting Facebook's empty 'Trending News' tab
It might be a fluke, but it's an awesome one.
By Rachel Kraus
Trump claims his loss of Twitter followers proves anti-conservative bias
Donald Trump is citing his "personal experience" of losing social media followers as evidence of anti-conservative bias from tech companies.
By Matt Binder
Facebook still needs to work on what to do when users die
We highly recommend you appoint a Facebook legacy contact, if you haven't already.
Facebook temporarily removed status updates cross-posted from Twitter
Very mysterious.
By Johnny Lieu
Conservative Facebook employees create a group to complain about 'political monoculture'
The group says its aim is to "create a space for ideological diversity" within the company.
By Johnny Lieu
Following account hacks, Instagram will finally support third party 2FA apps
Hundreds of users have been getting locked out of their accounts.
By Rachel Kraus
Milo Yiannopoulos' Facebook rant shows that de-platforming actually works
A megaphone is not a constitutional right.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook bans Myanmar military commander for inciting violence
Facebook has banned dozens of Myanmar FB Pages and accounts for inciting violence against Rohingya Muslims.
By Matt Binder
Instagram turns to Facebook roots with university-based groupings
Back to school with Instagram.
By Sasha Lekach
Here is an ailing dummy that looks suspiciously like Mark Zuckerberg
The newest patient at Uncanny Valley General Hospital
By Chloe Bryan
Facebook to pull its creepy VPN Onavo from App Store after Apple pushback
The app functioned as de facto spyware for Facebook.
By Jack Morse
Instagram hacks raise questions about its 2FA security
The app's strongest security settings may not be enough to protect your account from determined hackers.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook just revealed yet another shady political influence campaign
Iranian state media and (of course) the Russians are called out by the social media giant.
By Jack Morse
Tinder launches Tinder U for the college kids
Tinder is rolling out a feature just for college students.
By Matt Binder
After losing trust of its users, Facebook assigns them a ‘trustworthiness’ score
Facebook says it's all about reducing the prevalence of misinformation on the platform.
By Jack Morse
How to permanently delete Facebook from your life
Completely removing Facebook from your life takes more than just clicking one button, but it can be done.
Facebook birthday fundraisers rake in $300 million in first year
Now is an ideal time to remind the world that sometimes Facebook can be a force for good in the world.
Instagram users are reporting the same bizarre hack
A hack is leaving users locked out of their accounts.
By Karissa Bell
Apple influenced Mark Zuckerberg's decision to ban InfoWars, report says
Zuckerberg followed Apple's lead.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook will make accounts with a 'large audience' verify their location
Facebook's taking the unusual step of making some page admins verify their identity.
By Karissa Bell
