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Addison Rae tweeted that she was banned from TikTok. But she's back, so that was...weird.
To get permanently banned, an account would have to partake in "severe or repeated violations."
Gallup/Knight poll: Americans agree on pros and cons of social media — except for one crucial issue
In a shocking twist, Democrats and Republicans actually agree...kind of.
Learn how to get more followers with this social media marketing masterclass
Optimize your presence on everything from TikTok to LinkedIn.
Substack failed to register a URL. It allowed me to receive their private emails.
That's a pretty big oversight.
By Matt Binder
Reddit's new betting feature puts your crystal ball to the test
Yes, you can vote on 'Jeopardy!'
By Jack Morse
Red flags are taking over Twitter
Wondering what all those red flags mean? We got you.
How to delete a tweet and a retweet
Learn the basics so you can become a Twitter pro.
TikTok's nostalgia-fueled obsession with the early 2000s
POV: you're staring out the window on your way to soccer practice, the 'Twilight' soundtrack plays softly in the background
Congresswoman Maxine Waters tweets that her Twitter account was hacked and deleted. Twitter says it wasn't.
"I know who has done this," Waters tweeted.
By Matt Binder
Facebook exec says future Instagram feature will 'nudge' teens away from damaging content
Oh, a nudge. That'll do it.
'SNL' got Tom and MySpace wrong. It was no social media utopia.
MySpace was never "harmless."
By Matt Binder
'Squid Game' claims a social media victim with Instagram's help
A popular streamer lost her @SquidGame Instagram account. She's gotten it back, but there's still a big lesson here.
By Jack Morse
Couch guy, being 6'3'', TWINNEM, and other things that went viral on TikTok this week
Keep up with all the latest TikTok trends
Teachers come after TikTok and Facebook over 'devious licks'
Educators insist the "trends" are not alright, and social media is to blame.
By Jack Morse
Another Instagram outage already?!
It's the second outage in a week. What's the deal, Facebook!?
By Rachel Kraus
YouTube demonetizes climate denialism content
It'll still be allowed on the platform — you just can't make money from it.
By Matt Binder
The enduring appeal of what are you listening to videos
So, what are you listening to?
Twitter tries warning its users about Twitter
The social media platform is testing a vibe check.
By Jack Morse
Facebook is holding the world hostage. Here are the ways we might stop it.
Facebook: Can't live with it, can't live without it. For now.
By Chris Taylor
Here's what the internet looked like the day Facebook and its apps broke
On October 4, 2021 (some of) the internet stood still.
By Emmett Smith
Facebook's defense during whistleblower hearing falls apart in real time
Sometimes you just need to log off.
By Matt Binder
