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Snapchat launches its developer platform, promises to put privacy first
Snapchat's doing what was once the unthinkable.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook holds eye-tracking technology patents, but denies using them...for now
There are not guarantees for the future, though.
Apple cracks down on shady developers, and it might hurt Facebook
Apple's new rules could have major consequences for Facebook.
By Karissa Bell
YouTuber asks the internet *not* to Photoshop his pleasant honeymoon photo
Guess what happens!
By Chloe Bryan
Kim Kardashian could be our best hope for getting a Twitter edit function
"I think he really heard me out on the edit button."
By Johnny Lieu
PSA: Those Instagram Story emoji sliders will snitch on your ass
Be forewarned, your friends will see exactly how you voted.
By Damon Beres
Instagram is proof shameless copying pays off
If you can't beat 'em, just copy them.
By Karissa Bell
With new shoppable stories, get ready to spend all your money on Instagram
For beautiful product-driven Instagram, shopping and stories just make sense.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook finally got around to answering all those senators' questions
It took two months.
By Jack Morse
Papua New Guinea's proposed Facebook ban is more about control
"This is kinda out of nowhere, and the timeframe is strange."
By Johnny Lieu
You can now delete Snapchat messages you instantly regret
But remember they can still screenshot.
By Jake Krol
The second generation of Snap Spectacles is now much easier to get
Stop waiting for a Snapbot.
By Jake Krol
Social media is loving Angela Merkel's photo of Trump vs. G7 summit leaders
"G7 summed up in one photo."
'Wheel of Fortune Answers' solves puzzles in most beautifully incorrect way possible
A glorious new Twitter account.
Facebook Messenger is going to troll you less often when you add new friends
And it's all thanks to machine learning.
Another day, another Facebook privacy scandal
Facebook reportedly gave certain companies special access to data on users' friends.
By Jack Morse
Sheryl Sandberg at MIT commencement: 'It's hard knowing that you let people down'
Facebook's COO spoke about the company's recent stumbles.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook launches gaming video hub to take on Twitch
Another strategy to keep the teens.
By Johnny Lieu
