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Instagram disables accounts for celebrity photographer Marcus Hyde
The photographer's accounts have been disabled by Instagram.
By Katie Berohn
Hate new Twitter? Get the old interface back with these hacks.
You can still get the old Twitter design back!
By Matt Binder
Put these keywords in your YouTube video title if you want more views
Include "Fortnite" or the word "prank" in your YouTube video title if you want it to do gangbusters.
By Matt Binder
Facebook is under another FTC investigation
Facebook's regulatory headaches are far from over.
By Karissa Bell
Everything you need to know about Facebook's deal with the FTC
Facebook has officially been fined $5 billion. But experts say the settlement doesn't go far enough.
By Matt Binder
Reddit introduces 'community awards' to encourage healthier conversation
Like Reddit Gold, just for your favorite subreddit.
By Karissa Bell
Revenge porn is now illegal in New York
Governor Andrew Cuomo signed legislation on Tuesday that criminalizes revenge porn in the state of New York.
By Matt Binder
A 'technical error' in Facebook's Messenger Kids app let kids bypass its own safety rule
Facebook failed to account for one of the most popular messaging app features.
By Karissa Bell
How the FTC let Mark Zuckerberg off the hook
Facebook's FTC headache will soon be over and it looks like Mark Zuckerberg will emerge unscathed.
By Karissa Bell
Artists are protesting Trump with a pointed fill-in-the-blank prompt
The art was inspired by an impactful Women's March sign.
Instagram policy change means it can delete rule-breaking accounts faster
The app will also warn you before your account is deleted.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram's started hiding likes, and not everyone, uh, likes it
Won't somebody please think of the influencers?
Teen's dead body continues to appear in searches and Instagram won't say why
This is bringing up discussions of platform's policies in these complicated issues.
Instagram users step up after platform struggles with quickly removing photos of teen’s gruesome murder
Some kind-heartedness in the dreary situation.
We regret to inform you that brands are storming Area 51 memes
Funs over everyone, let's pack it up and Naruto run home.
Facebook will defend Libra before Congress today. This should be interesting.
Facebook has a tough two days ahead.
Twitter makes website redesign official — and no, you can't opt out
It's mobile style for every user going forward. And no, you still can't edit tweets.
By Karissa Bell
A conversation with your therapist is the most relatable new meme
'And what do we say when we feel like this?'
Facebook got hit with $5 billion fine, but it's what comes next that matters most
A multibillion-dollar fine alone will have little impact for Facebook.
By Karissa Bell
Snapchat tests Netflix-like home page for shows
The new section could make Snap's shows more bingeable.
By Karissa Bell
Twitter test gives you the power to quiet reply guys
Because blocking and muting aren't always enough.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook tries to explain the complicated world of ad tracking
Ever wondered how companies get your info?
By Karissa Bell
