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Cambridge Analytica whistleblower to testify next week in front of Congress
"Democracies around the world are under threat from malicious actors who seek to use social media as an information battleground. We must take this seriously."
By Jack Morse
Busy hockey mom Sarah Palin is an Instagram influencer now
She forgot to #ad, though.
Facebook gets even shadier, limits EU privacy law reach
1.5 billion non-European users won't be covered by privacy protections.
By Johnny Lieu
Snapchat just proved why lenses are a bigger deal than Stories
Lenses are more important than ever.
By Karissa Bell
Snapchat is testing a new 'tabs' layout to make navigation easier
Hey haters, you can redownload now.
By Monica Chin
Here's how Facebook will comply with EU's strict privacy laws
You're never completely be rid of ads on Facebook, but you'll get more control over which data you're sharing.
Civil servant fired over Twitter attacks on government wins case
Twitter anonymity proved to be a big factor.
By Johnny Lieu
Snapchat's newest lenses will feed your selfie addiction
Get ready to see a lot of new face lenses in Snapchat.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook reiterates it's not the only one targeting you with ads online
The social network posted an explainer on how it (among other companies) collects and uses your data.
By Johnny Lieu
China's Weibo bans LGBTQ content, takes it back after huge outcry
The hashtag #IAmGay soared as people protested online.
Bumble launches Facebook-free login
Extricating Facebook from our lives one app at a time.
By Rachel Kraus
Beloved British pub chain quits social media, tells customers to get their news the old-school way
The "misuse of personal data" is one of the reasons behind the move.
Starbucks faces social media backlash over tepid apology for alleged racial profiling
Starbucks offered a three-sentence apology.
By Mark Kaufman
Removing Richard Spencer from Facebook is a gesture, not a fix
Two Facebook pages associated with prominent white nationalist Richard Spencer have been removed from Facebook.
Kanye's new philosophy book may explain why he wiped out his Twitter history
It's unkown when, and if, West's philosophy book will hit stores.
Mark Zuckerberg's congressional hearing was all of us trying to explain technology to our grandparents
"Senator, we sell ads."
By Mashable Studios
This scene in 'A Quiet Place' looks like it's straight from 'The Office'
We're onto you, John
By Dymond Green
Facebook needs to fundamentally change to fix its worst problems
One congresswoman finally asked the right question.
By Damon Beres
