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Instagram expands fact-checking worldwide, but it's still 'playing catch up'
Instagram will fact-check posts around the world — finally.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram will now warn you before you post an offensive caption
It's part of the platform's anti-bullying campaign.
Facebook waited two weeks to tell employees their payroll data was stolen
Payroll data belonging to nearly 29,000 current and former Facebook employees was stolen.
By Jack Morse
Twitter's Election Labels return to help you make sense of 2020 elections
Have no idea who's running for what? Let Twitter be your guide.
Facebook Messenger gets Star Wars theme, complete with stickers and AR effects
Messenger, themed is.
Twitter now lets you make GIFs out of iOS Live Photos
Just remember to watch that Live Photo before accidentally uploading something embarrassing!
By Matt Binder
YouTube surprises creators with new harassment policy. The takedowns have already begun.
Creators are already complaining about their content being removed.
By Matt Binder
Giphy launches new video hub with — gasp — sound
A clip is a gif is a clip is a gif.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook adds lip syncing feature to Portal speakers
Facebook is pulling inspiration from a familiar source.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook thinks hiding Instagram likes will make your fragile ass post more
Apparently, Instagram users' fear of rejection is getting in the way of the company's bottom line.
By Jack Morse
Malware, crypto scams, and boner pills: Facebook's had enough
Facebook is taking a company to court over allegations it ran an elaborate, malware driven, ad-fraud scheme.
By Jack Morse
Dads are ruining (improving) people's Spotify Wrapped data with their dad music
One hero dad listened to country music for four months straight on his daughter's account.
By Chloe Bryan
Snap unveils Gucci-branded Spectacles, but you can't buy them
The new Specs are influencers-only ... at least for now.
By Karissa Bell
Elon Musk defends his right to be a Twitter troll at 'pedo guy' trial
Billionaires gonna troll.
By Rachel Kraus
Comedian nails the discomfort of trying to support a friend who's in the wrong
We have all been both parties in this scenario.
By Chloe Bryan
Video chatting before first dates is actually not a terrible idea
Love at first ... FaceTime?
How to ensure your online activism has an offline impact
Academics, climate strike activists, and #MeToo organizers break it down.
Facebook bot helps employees awkwardly talk to their families about scandals
It's named Liam, and it's filled with PR-approved talking points.
By Karissa Bell
Watch Mark Zuckerberg's sad effort to defend a secret dinner with Trump
The CEO can't quite make sense of it.
By Jack Morse
Facebook testing feature to let you transfer your photos to other services
It will initially support transfers to Google Photos
By Adam Smith
Meme deathwatch: OKBoomer.com sells for more than $10,000
Did a boomer purchase OKBoomer.com?
By Matt Binder
Facebook's Crisis Response tool expands to WhatsApp
This could expand the reach of Facebook's relief tools.
This depressing ad for Facebook's Portal TV somehow stars Kim Kardashian West and Jennifer Lopez
You, too, can form an intimate human connection with another celebrity via Facebook's Portal TV.
By Jack Morse
