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Twitter lists all the 'funny' April Fools' Day jokes and it's not wrong
Are we still doing this?
By Jack Morse
Facebook made it easier to see News Feed chronologically, but there's a catch
Well, this is extremely confusing.
TikTok's algorithm is sending users down a far-right extremist rabbit hole
Far-right content is still thriving on TikTok.
By Matt Binder
Parler explains 'free speech' to angry users after sharing Capitol riot posts with the FBI
Parler is now trying to explain the First Amendment to its conservative users.
By Matt Binder
Jack Dorsey subtweets Congress mid-Congressional hearing
Tweeting mid-hearing is a bold move.
By Jack Morse
12 people are behind most of the anti-vaxxer disinformation you see on social media
The "Disinformation Dozen" are spreading anti-vaccination content throughout the internet.
By Matt Binder
Where are some Republican Congress members getting their news? From far-right users on Twitter.
Far-right personalities spread lies and misinformation. Some members of Congress trust them for their news.
By Matt Binder
Donald Trump to launch his own social media site in a few months, adviser says
But who will host it?
David Dobrik steps down from his hyped photo app Dispo amid Vlog Squad allegations
The YouTube star is leaving the company he co-founded.
Twitter turns 15: The wildest twists in its tumultuous history
From "just setting up my twttr" to the Trump ban, it's been a wild ride.
By Chris Taylor
Twitter wants to know what you think of its rules not applying to world leaders
Let Jack Dorsey know what you think.
Twitter is now testing an 'Undo' feature, but would anyone really pay for it?
There's some indication it may fall under the umbrella of (still rumored) subscription features, but it's just a text prompt.
Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook Messenger are back after 'technical issue'
Some users are seeing a "5xx Server Error" on Instagram.
By Matt Binder
YouTube Shorts debuts in the U.S. — but what does the future look like for the TikTok competitor?
YouTube's got big plans.
By Matt Binder
Facebook will remove posts praising Atlanta shooting
Facebook also deleted the suspect's Instagram account.
By Matt Binder
Facebook will stop recommending Groups that break its rules
Group members who break Facebook rules will be punished, too.
By Matt Binder
Teen who hacked Twitter accounts of Musk, Obama for Bitcoin gets 3 years in prison
A plea deal helped the teen avoid the 10-year minimum.
By Matt Binder
Parler wanted back into the App Store. Apple said no.
The company reportedly fired its remaining iOS engineers.
Sorry Clubhouse, Twitter plans to roll out Twitter Spaces to everyone
It could also have a 'Tip Jar' option to help creators make money.
By Matt Binder
Dispo repeatedly changes privacy policy after location data mistake
What's going on over there?
By Jack Morse
Should you be concerned about Clubhouse?
For starters, deleting the app...isn't easy.
Clubhouse and Twitter Spaces both record your audio, but what they do with it is very different
Their privacy policies reflect how they want users to see their platforms.
By Matt Binder
Far-right misinfo is big on Facebook, but it's Facebook that blocks attempts to fix it
The biggest obstacle to understanding what's wrong on Facebook is Facebook itself.
