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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
How new fathers use private online groups to make sense of their roles
When it comes to talking about parenting, some fathers would rather do it anonymously than in public online spaces.
By Tawfiq Ammari
5 apps that'll give your Instagram photos a dope lo-fi '90s look
Make your Insta pics and videos stand out from the crowd.
By Raymond Wong
Twitter CEO explains alleged 'shadow bans' — again
Jack Dorsey is, once again, trying to pacify the far right.
By Karissa Bell
Big Tech takes a major stand against Alex Jones
This week, on Technically Speaking: Big Tech bans Alex Jones, Android brought Pie for all of us, and Facebook says it's not coming for your financial data.
By Ray White
Facebook 'regrets' adding confetti and balloons to Indonesia earthquake posts
AI is still far from perfect.
By Jack Morse
Trump's '5 for 5!' tweet had Twitter users hilariously decoding its meaning
It's a fast food deal, right?
Facebook has locked down its platform. Why that's bad news for researchers.
Facebook is in a tough spot here.
By Rachel Kraus
Twitter is basically OK with harassment, just don't @ anyone
Alex Jones has found an ally in Twitter.
By Karissa Bell
Snapchat's hated redesign made it lose users for the first time ever
Snapchat's unpopular redesign keeps coming back to haunt Snap.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook's app is now the third-most popular browser in the U.S.
Facebook's firehose is more powerful than ever.
By Karissa Bell
Alex Jones has another terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day
MailChimp has terminated InfoWars account.
By Jack Morse
Facebook denies report that it’s coming for your financial data
Facebook says it's not interested in your data, at least this time.
By Rachel Kraus
InfoWars' Pinterest page goes offline after Mashable inquiry
The InfoWars Pinterest site went down shortly after Mashable emailed Pinterest.
By Jack Morse
Facebook deletes 4 pages belonging to Alex Jones and InfoWars
But it's not because of fake news.
Spice up your life with this photo of young Blake Lively at a Spice Girls concert
The pic is so good that Baby Spice REPLIED.
'Time Well Spent' features are the Marlboro Lights of the tech industry
Why just cut back, when maybe we should go cold turkey?
By Rachel Kraus
Instagram comments reveal new LA Weekly owner’s right-wing agenda in action
Wading into a comments section debate is beyond sketchy.
By Rachel Kraus
For a brief moment of bliss, Facebook was down
The website and app both weren't working.
By Sasha Lekach
Ugh, of course 'Snapchat dysmorphia' is a thing in plastic surgery now
Plastic surgeons are worried.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook’s new 'Playable Ads' let you try mobile game demos right in your newsfeed
'Playable Ads' on Facebook will let you try mobile games without leaving your newsfeed. No downloads required.
By Matt Binder
Facebook's staunchest privacy advocates are disappearing
Some of Facebook's top privacy defenders have left, and it's not clear who replaces them.
By Karissa Bell
Celebrities are finally getting in on the 'it me' joke
And they're responding with a particular brand of self-awareness.
By Chloe Bryan
