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TikTok wants to help you spot AI on the platform, filter it out
AI generated content on your For You page? Not if you don't want it.
By Matt Binder
Flip the camera trend on TikTok: What is it and why are people upset?
Is this bullying?
RIP: external 'Like' buttons. Facebook sunsets a relic of the old internet.
The external 'Comment' button is also being killed off.
By Matt Binder
Denmark passes social media ban for users under 15
The Danes join a growing list of nations that ban or restrict social media for minors.
5 big tech settlements you might be eligible for in 2025
Free money is out there, folks.
By Tim Marcin
Elon Musk uses paid feature to boost his anti-Zohran Mamdani views on X before NYC election
Musk has attacked Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani and endorsed Andrew Cuomo instead.
By Matt Binder
AOL to be acquired for $1.5 billion by the same company that bought Vimeo, Evernote
Italian tech company Bending Spoons is on an acquisition spree.
By Matt Binder
Truth Social to launch crypto-based betting competitor to Polymarket
What can go wrong?
By Matt Binder
ICE uses 'Halo' images to dehumanize immigrants
The Department of Homeland Security's extreme recruitment tactics continue.
Elon Musk's X rolls out pay-per-use API to lure developers back, but there's one big problem
The new API plan was meant to bring developers back to X after Musk raised the price from $0 to a $42,000 per month enterprise plan.
By Matt Binder
X to display which nation users post from
X also plans to show other information about accounts, like username changes.
By Matt Binder
Elon Musk's X settles $128 million lawsuit with Twitter executives
Musk refused to pay out severance, claiming misconduct. The four former Twitter execs denied Musk's claims.
By Matt Binder
For Trump officials, social media is war
For many cabinet officials, posting on X is more about hurling invectives than conveying information. Who are they playing to?
LeBron James' 'Second Decision' is another example of pervasive celebrity ad culture
Is nothing sacred anymore?
Sora 2, Vibes, Feed: How much AI video do we need?
Oceans of AI video 'slop' are inundating social media — and may help real oceans rise.
By Chris Taylor
Threads is tracking to surpass X in daily active users
Insta's Twitter dupe is getting more popular.
By Tim Marcin
How to download your favorite TikTok videos in case they disappear
Learn from the death of Vine, and preserve your favorite TikToks.
By Tim Marcin and Elena Cavender
Planet Instagram: The social media app has 3 billion users. But who counts?
That's 37 percent of Earth's population.
By Chris Taylor
Pokémon distances itself from DHS's 'Gotta Catch 'Em All' ICE raid video
Trump's Department of Homeland Security used images from Pokémon as well as the show's theme song in a dehumanizing social media video.
By Matt Binder
Instagram's new layout prioritizes Reels and DMs: What's different in your navigation bar
Say goodbye to the post button at the bottom navigation bar.
Tired of cookie consent pop-ups? You soon may see less of them.
The EU is looking at ways to deal with cookie consent pop-up overload.
By Matt Binder
Conan O'Brien, Michael Eisner latest to blast Disney, ABC for Kimmel suspension
The Mouse House is accused of stifling free speech and caving to threats from the Trump administration.
LimeWire says it bought Fyre Festival, asks obvious question
Actor Ryan Reynolds was outbid by LimeWire for the failed music festival brand.
By Matt Binder
Congress to question Discord, Reddit, Twitch, and Valve over role in Kirk shooting
Investigators are still probing the suspect’s online activity, but lawmakers say tech platforms must explain how they police radical content.
