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We regret to inform you that this brand tweet about St. Louis food is funny
Fine, Chips Ahoy! You win.
By Chloe Bryan
Facebook removes more pages in Philippines for misleading activity
The social media giant takes more action in the Philippines.
By Johnny Lieu
This Twitter prank is locking people out of their accounts
They didn't see this one coming.
Facebook to ban white nationalism and separatism content on platform
Finally! Slow clap.
Twitter's new dark mode is actually black and it's glorious
Your battery (and your eyes) will thank you.
By Karissa Bell
U.S. government slams Facebook with housing discrimination charges
Facebook's legal team has been very busy.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook bans white nationalism and white separatism
The policy change comes weeks after a white supremacist shooting was streamed on its platform.
By Matt Binder
The small corner of Instagram dedicated to temporary wallpaper is uncommonly magical
It's a home decor game-changer.
U.S. orders Chinese owners to sell Grindr dating app
It could be a sign of escalating international tensions.
By Rachel Kraus
A tweet depicting bagels sliced like loaves of bread is causing people to freak out
Today in food crime.
By Chloe Bryan
Facebook bans thousands of pages, accounts, and groups linked to Russia and Iran for ‘inauthentic behavior’
Facebook just removed 2,632 Facebook Pages, Groups and accounts that “engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior” on both Facebook and Instagram.
By Matt Binder
In praise of the weeklong social media break
Will it change your life? No. But it doesn't have to.
By Chloe Bryan
Hashtag about a world without Twitter is trending... on Twitter
Pondering on Twitter what the world would be like if Twitter didn't exist is so very 2019.
Pinterest throws subtle shade at Facebook in IPO filing
Hmmm, I wonder who they're talking about ...
By Jack Morse
Anti-vaxxers can no longer raise money on GoFundMe
According to the CDC, there have been more than 250 cases of measles reported in the U.S. so far this year.
By Matt Binder
Why Facebook waited 3 months to disclose its latest privacy screw-up
Security experts have some thoughts.
By Jack Morse
Facebook stored passwords in plain text for hundreds of millions of users
Between 200 million and 600 million Facebook users were affected.
By Matt Binder
Instagram tests letting you rethink your terrible new username
An Instagram user would have 14 days to change back to their old username.
By Matt Binder
Tim Cook promotes the new AirPods using the iPad meme he started
The meme endures for another day.
By Chloe Bryan
Facebook belatedly makes it harder to run some discriminatory ads
And all it took was a series of major lawsuits!
By Jack Morse
Facebook reveals more details about how Christchurch terror attack video spread
Facebook received a report 29 minutes after the video started.
By Johnny Lieu
