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Facebook launches newsletter platform Bulletin
Facebook's answer to Substack isn't available for just anyone to sign up... yet.
Facebook gets off the hook yet again in FTC antitrust case
A federal court just made Mark Zuckerberg very happy.
By Jack Morse
How to delete your Twitter account. Bye bye, trolls and bots.
Fly free from the micro-blogging platform.
Google tests new feature that will warn if your search doesn't have reliable results yet
Will cautioning users about unreliable information protect us from disinformation?
By Jess Joho
Instagram might finally let users post from desktop
It's currently undergoing testing.
Reddit is selling NFTs, and somehow they're already worth thousands
The non-fungible token craze is apparently far from over.
By Jack Morse
QAnon isn't about Q, and 6 other things we learned from 'The Storm is Upon Us'
Blame social media giants and online scams for the rise of the 'conspiracy theory of everything,' says the first history of QAnon.
By Chris Taylor
Twitter now lets people more popular than you profit from Super Follows
The new feature, which allows certain Twitter users to charge for bonus content, is finally here.
By Jack Morse
How to add an admin to a Facebook page
Running a Facebook page on your own can be difficult. But you can add admins to help out!
By Andy Moser
Twitter users are comforting the intern behind that mass HBO Max email with work horror stories
We love you, mysterious HBO Max intern.
Twitter teases the ability to edit... other people's tweets
A potential new feature shared by a product designer could save your mentions from chaos.
Twitter to add a newsletter 'subscribe' button to profiles for simple sign-ups
Twitter wants to make it easy for users with newsletters to grow their subscriber base, and this tweak is key to that goal.
By Jack Morse
Here's why Redditors are flooding the YouTube video for 'Gangnam Style' with meme stock comments
When Reddit went down, r/WallStreetBets had a backup plan.
By Matt Binder
Congressman tweets photo of his laptop and it sure looks like he shared a password, too
He was attempted to share a screenshot.
By Matt Binder
Twitter's Patreon alternative reportedly comes with one hefty requirement
It looks like some details on how you become a Twitter Super Follow leaked out.
Facebook's answer to Substack could be out by the end of June
Once again, Facebook wants to be a media company.
By Alex Perry
TikTok's updated privacy policy may let it collect your biometric data
It's not like you're going to stop using it, though.
By Amanda Yeo
How to delete your Facebook group
A step-by-step guide to deleting the Facebook group you don't use anymore.
Twitter officially launches 'Twitter Blue,' its new subscription service
Is it available in your country yet?
By Matt Binder
A conspiracy theory about a party supply store went viral on TikTok. Then the police showed up.
Someone please inform the conspiracy theorists about "wholesale."
By Matt Binder
Twitter's App Store listing confirms $2.99 price for 'Twitter Blue' paid service
Twitter is reportedly also looking into a tiered subscription model.
