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How to change your Facebook password
Don't worry, it's a super straightforward process.
Twitter tests Facebook-like tweet reactions, and this is my surprised face
Wait, these look awfully familiar...
By Jack Morse
How to Block and Unblock someone on Instagram
Here's what to do when it's time for a "block" party.
By Andy Moser
Twitter's new 'Communities' let users embrace the echo chamber
The test lets invited Twitter users share tweets in topic-themed Communities.
By Jack Morse
Twitter teases new privacy features... that actually sound pretty great?
Hiding your likes, automatically archiving old tweets, and more. Bring it on.
By Jack Morse
Anti-vaxxers charged after selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards on Instagram
Instagram user @AntiVaxMomma was raking in big money.
By Matt Binder
Twitter's new Safety Mode tries to take the pain out of going viral
It's a limited test for now, but the auto-blocking feature could be a balm for those on the receiving end of Twitter pile-ons.
By Jack Morse
Fact-checking study finds everyday news readers have a pretty good bullshit detector
Good news in the battle against fake news.
By Matt Binder
Twitter finally launches Super Follows as OnlyFans stumbles
The feature lets users pay for access to exclusive content from their favorite Twitter creators.
By Jack Morse
10 TikTok accounts to follow if you love to cook
Make these accounts part of your mise en place.
Instagram demands users' birthdays, and warns it will catch liars
After a certain point, Facebook-owned Instagram says users who refuse to hand over their birthdays won't be able to use their accounts.
By Jack Morse
Twitter opens up paid 'Ticketed Spaces' audio chats for some users
Earn some cash for chatting with your followers on Twitter.
By Alex Perry
TikTok bans Milk Crate Challenge from search results
That was a fun week and a half or so.
By Alex Perry
Reddit rejects moderators' call for harsher measures against COVID-19 misinformation
Disappointing, but not surprising.
By Amanda Yeo
Facebook buried an earlier report on popular posts. So much for transparency.
Before August's "Widely Viewed Content" report, there was an earlier one that cast Facebook in a less flattering light.
OnlyFans didn't mention 'sex workers' on Twitter until they started leaving
A milquetoast tweet (sort of?) thanks sex workers — and still leaves them in the lurch.
By Rachel Kraus
OnlyFans clarifies new policy: No sex, no 'extreme' genitals. But sure, boobs are fine!
It's like a Mardi Gras 'show your tits' circle embodied in an acceptable use policy.
By Rachel Kraus
How to download everything you've posted on Instagram
Get all your Instacontent emailed to you for free.
Danny DeVito gets his Twitter checkmark back after being temporarily unverified
Danny DeVito was unverified because he had incomplete account information, not because he tweeted about unionizing snack workers.
By Amanda Yeo
Twitter is testing a new reporting option specifically for 'misleading' tweets
Users in the U.S., South Korea, and Australia are the first to test it out.
By Amanda Yeo
