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Facebook pop-up cafes will teach users about their privacy settings
Free coffee and a privacy check-up.
YouTube will block copyright trolls from swiping creators’ revenue
A welcome move for creators.
By Matt Binder
Instagram will let users report 'false information'
A very small step in the fight against misinformation.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook outlines plan to further police inappropriate behavior in private groups
Even in a private group, Facebook has eyes and ears.
Twitter suggests following ‘interests’ rather than people
You can finally see the tweets you want without having to mess up your ratio.
Instagram users can now create their own AR effects on app
The Instagram vs. Snapchat war continues.
Here’s why everyone’s talking about 'Christian Girl Autumn'
Blogger Caitlin Covington's fall outfit has caused a real stir.
By Chloe Bryan
Instagram now lets anyone make their own AR effects
Get ready to see a lot of new augmented reality effects in Instagram.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook is working on a dark mode version of its Android app
Good news for Android users who no longer wanted to be blinded by Facebook.
By Jordan Aaron
Chrissy Teigen attempts to fix Twitter again
@Twitter, can you hire Chrissy already?
By Jordan Aaron & Saavon Smalls
Reddit has been watering this guy’s plants for three years
It just kind of flies in the face of a lot of the perceptions of the internet as miscreants and ne'er-do-wells.
By Mark Stetson
Facebook is working on a dark mode version of its Android app
Not a moment too soon.
Facebook plans to add ‘news’ tab in upcoming months
Finally, some actually news on Facebook.
Facebook to launch news tab this fall
Facebook wants to become a source of trustworthy news.
White people are tired of dealing with politics on social media
It's just too much for some people.
By Rachel Kraus
Instagram users’ location data, stories were tracked by marketing company
This isn't good for the whole "privacy policy" thing, Instagram.
By Saavon Smalls & Jordan Aaron
Instagram to hire ‘strategic-partnerships manager’ to work with meme accounts
Imagine getting paid to work with meme accounts.
By Saavon Smalls & Jordan Aaron
Facebook targets shady app developers for abusing its platform
This is one of first of cases of this type.
By Saavon Smalls
Twitter is reportedly testing a snooze feature for push notifications
The feature would enable snoozing of notifications for one, three, or twelve hours.
Study reveals what we all knew: Posting on social media while on drugs is a bad idea
Don't post while on drugs. Simple, right?
Facebook sues app developer over malware-filled 'antivirus' app
Facebook is going after more shady app developers for abusing its platform.
By Karissa Bell
