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Twitter explains how to apply for a verification badge
The public application process will open up in "early 2021."
By Jack Morse
This was the year TV figured out technology. Finally.
BREAKING: All fictional characters now know how to use their phones.
By Proma Khosla
The retweet is back, baby
You will no longer be prompted to quote tweet something instead of just straight up retweeting it.
By Jack Morse
Twitter fined half a million dollars for late data breach reporting
Better late than never? Not under GDPR.
BitChute welcomes the dangerous hate speech that YouTube bans
Researchers found white supremacist propaganda and conspiracy theories spreading on the site.
By Matt Binder
You can now share tweets directly to Snapchat, and Instagram might be next
Say goodbye to sloppy screenshots.
By Jack Morse
Instagram and Facebook users report messaging issues
Can't DM right now? It's not just you.
Facebook illegally maintains a monopoly and a breakup is on the table, says FTC lawsuit
The Federal Trade Commission is going after the massive social network.
By Jack Morse
YouTube will finally remove videos that spread misinformation about the 2020 election
It only took a month...
By Matt Binder
New report finds Christchurch shooter was radicalized on YouTube and Facebook
The shooter even donated money to prominent far-right YouTubers.
By Matt Binder
Half of U.S. adults don't know that Facebook does not do original news reporting
Forty-eight percent of surveyed U.S. adults either incorrectly think that Facebook does "original news reporting," or aren't sure. That's not good.
By Jack Morse
YouTube rolls out HDR for livestreams
More vibrant video is coming to YouTube's live content.
By Matt Binder
Misinformation spreads on Facebook just weeks ahead of Georgia runoff elections
Will misinformation on Facebook decide the fate of the nation?
By Matt Binder
Facebook will now finally ban COVID-19 vaccine misinformation
Better late than never — or too little, too late?
By Matt Binder
Reddit finally shares how many daily users it has
Now we know how many people read "the front page of the internet."
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook’s Oversight Board takes on one U.S. case
Did this Facebook user post a Goebbels quote to warn about Trump?
By Matt Binder
Facebook comments on Fauci and Zuckerberg's vaccine talk suggest we're totally screwed
Mark Zuckerberg and Dr. Anthony Fauci discussed the coronavirus on Facebook Live as the platform overflowed with vaccine misinformation.
By Jack Morse
YouTube suspends, demonetizes Trump’s favorite TV news network over COVID-19 misinformation
One America News Network was hit with a strike by YouTube for coronavirus misinfo.
By Matt Binder
Twitter to 'automatically' de-verify users as it opens verifications back up
Users will be able to apply for verification starting next year.
By Jack Morse
Twitter will now warn you before you like a tweet with a fact-check label
One more small step to try and keep a lid on election misinformation.
Snap launches TikTok competitor Spotlight with payouts for viral posts
Another endless stream of short-form content — with some privacy-minded twists.
By Rachel Kraus
Thanks to a bug, Twitter Fleets didn't actually expire after 24 hours
Fleets don't always work correctly, but Twitter is aware of the issue.
By Alex Perry
TikTok's first user to hit 100 million followers is Charli D'Amelio
Big news for TikTok's growth, too.
What happens to Trump's official Twitter account after Biden becomes POTUS?
@POTUS and other government accounts get passed along to the new president.
By Sasha Lekach
Twitter Fleets have created a whole new opportunity for reply guys
"I can’t even use the feature anymore."
By Anna Iovine
