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Here's how Twitter uses artificial intelligence to crop your photos
Say goodbye to bad thumbnails.
By Monica Chin
Even Twitter is trying to be like camera-friendly Snapchat now
Twitter is reportedly adding a camera-centric feature that mimics Snapchat's design.
By Rachel Kraus
Snapchat will no longer shame you with white borders around old photos
Your camera roll pics are fair game for Snapchat Stories.
By Karissa Bell
One of Silicon Valley's most powerful CEOs compares Facebook to cigarettes
The Salesforce CEO thinks it's time for the governemnt to step in.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram is supposedly testing a feature that tells you when someone's recorded your story
This needs to happen ASAP.
By Raymond Wong
Hawaii's governor couldn't tweet about missile false alarm because he forgot his Twitter password
Maybe it's time for a password app?
Snapchat update lets Stories spread via text, email, even Facebook
Sending snaps everywhere is ... a snap.
By Kerry Flynn
A new study reveals how Russian trolls manipulated our Twitter conversations
Twitter just told 677,775 people saw Russian propaganda.
By Kerry Flynn
17 Instagram accounts showcase how important feminism is in 2018
Social media doesn't always have to be filled with stress and bad news.
Why I deleted the Instagram app — and you should think about it too
I'm done with the BS.
By Kerry Flynn
Supreme Patty: The obnoxious Instagram star who smokes hot sauce for likes
Meet the self-appointed CEO of the Lil' Dick Gang.
Twitter to notify users who got played by Russian propaganda accounts
Check your inboxes.
By Jack Morse
WhatsApp just fixed a huge problem with its Android app
Make sure to update right now if you're an Android user.
By Monica Chin
Facebook will elevate 'trusted' news outlets after surveying U.S. users
Who do you trust?
By Kerry Flynn
Patreon changes ‘archaic’ reporting tool, adds more human moderators
Listen up, #SmallYouTuberArmy.
By Kerry Flynn
The rise of Facebook Watch: From experiments to future hits
Facebook has big plans for video, and they're growing.
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook appoints its first black board member
Kenneth Chenault has worked at American Express since 1981.
By Kerry Flynn
Instagram just added a powerful new way to stalk people on the app
Instagram is now even more of a stalker's paradise.
By Raymond Wong
The problem with human moderators
Every network is now a content cop. But that means more calls to the police.
By Pete Pachal
Vine's been gone for a year, but we still think about these Vines every day
The immortal Vines.
By Chloe Bryan, Martha Tesema, and Laura Vitto
