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Facebook bug gave developers access to photos you never meant to share
That's a little too "connected."
By Rachel Kraus
The death of YouTube annotations marks an end for early interactive web video
Another piece of the early internet will soon be lost.
By Matt Binder
Facebook sets up holiday pop-up shop in New York to inform users about privacy concerns
Spread tidings of comfort and joy by educating New Yorkers on the social network’s privacy setting options.
By Matt Binder
Facebook pushes back on claims that outside fact-checking is a PR stunt
The social network is pushing back.
By Karissa Bell
Twitter releases 2018 Transparency Report including policy violation stats for the first time
The United States sent Twitter the greatest number of information requests.
By Matt Binder
Facebook is still trying to find new places to put ads
The social network is experimenting with ads in search.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram will offer special features to influencers with new 'creator accounts'
A new type of account for influencers.
By Karissa Bell
A bizarre Instagram glitch is the reason your feed is messed up
But some people actually like it.
By Karissa Bell
'Highly confidential' documents reveal Facebook used VPN app to track
competitors
Facebook used VPN data to watch its competitors.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook swears released internal emails are just 'one side of the story'
The company rushed to respond after 250 pages of internal documents and emails were released.
By Jack Morse
UK lawmakers just released a trove of internal Facebook documents
Never say die, third party apps.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook collections are now shareable and collaborative
Facebook's curation tool has just received a holiday update.
By Matt Binder
Tumblr will ban all adult content on Dec. 17
Tumblr doesn't want to be NSFW anymore.
By Karissa Bell
Dick Van Dyke, 92, puts Piers Morgan in his place on Twitter
He didn't even use words.
By Chloe Bryan
Experience the secondhand horror of watching an engagement ring fall into a grate
Best of luck to all involved.
By Chloe Bryan
If you think you’re seeing swastikas in Google Maps, don’t panic
A glitch involving Google's Buddhist temple icon is confusing some Google Maps users.
By Matt Binder
Instagram is about to get even more cliquey
Instagram wants you to ditch your finsta.
By Karissa Bell
Sheryl Sandberg asked Facebook staff to research George Soros: report
'The New York Times' reports Sandberg was directly involved.
By Johnny Lieu
Starved for attention, banned Twitter troll handcuffs herself to the company’s NY office doors
All this for 280 characters.
By Matt Binder
Laura Loomer's IRL Twitter protest has become ... a Twitter meme
Sadly, she cannot participate.
By Chloe Bryan
YouTube rolls out Stories to creators with over 10,000 subscribers
The battle between YouTube and Instagram continues.
By Matt Binder
