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Find out if you're actually dating anyone with the 'ur single to me' meme
"If ur dating a writer, ur single to me. Tf is Shel Silverstein gonna do????"
By Chloe Bryan
11 social media hacks that will improve your timelines infinitely
Fix those feeds with a few easy steps.
YouTube Kids is branching off with a separate website
YouTube is launching its YouTube Kids platform for the web this week.
By Matt Binder
Facebook clamps down on political advertisers ahead of 2020 elections
Critics said the previous rules were too easy to game.
By Karissa Bell
Why Twitter took action against parody Trump account @RealPressSecBot
Twitter's developer rules strike again.
By Matt Binder
Study finds scammers make up 53 percent of social media login attempts
The security firm analyzed more than 1 billion new registrations, logins, and payments to find the data.
By Emmet Smith
Cheating is even more complicated thanks to the internet
You might be cheating and not even know it.
By Jess Joho
Instagram is working on yet another Snapchat clone
Instagram wants to out-Snapchat the competition.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook's 'clear history' feature delayed in U.S. over sex-trafficking case
Looks like you'll have to wait a little longer.
Scammers make more than half of login attempts on social media, says study
Yeah, bots are probably trying to break into your Facebook account.
By Matt Binder
Artist turned the world's Snapchats into a musical instrument
A new exhibit at LACMA showcases the sounds in our Snaps.
By Rachel Kraus
Twitter's Trust and Safety Council feels ignored if you can believe it
Who would've thought?
There really are more ads on Instagram now
Instagram has more ads than ever and that's no accident.
By Karissa Bell
Apple's wild instructions for cleaning your Apple Card are inspiring lots of memes
Please keep your card away from all jeans and most wallets.
By Chloe Bryan
Why Instagram should take that viral hoax seriously
It's easy to laugh now, but the next hoax might be more serious.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram to start paying researchers to find apps abusing its data
This is after the company found several hackers abusing data.
By Jordan Aaron
How did this ridiculous Instagram privacy hoax from 2012 fool so many stars?
The "Deadline tomorrow!" text is an ancient Facebook meme for the gullible.
Facebook wants to hire journalists, but where does that leave News Feed?
Facebook's news plans are taking shape.
By Karissa Bell
Even a Republican study can't confirm anti-conservative bias on Facebook
The first report from a Republican-led audit on Facebook's alleged bias against conservatives has been released.
By Matt Binder
Facebook's 'clear history' tool doesn't actually 'clear' anything
You can "disconnect," but you can't delete.
By Karissa Bell
Twitter and Facebook suspend accounts linked to Chinese government
The takedowns come after the companies were criticized for allowing ads from state-sponsored media.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram will pay researchers to find apps abusing its data
The company wants to prevent its own Cambridge Analytica.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram users can now report ‘false information’
Finally, no more fake news on Instagram.
Amazon sellers advertise freebies on Facebook—just don't forget to leave a review
Facebook is profiting off the latest incentivized Amazon review scheme.
By Matt Binder
