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In defense of sharing music to your Instagram Story
Yes, it can be annoying. It’s also a great way to discover new music.
By Chloe Bryan
I know who is behind the Instagram egg, but does it matter?
But do you, really, REALLY want to know?
WhatsApp imposes new limits on forwarding to fight fake news
Additional restrictions on how information is shared on the platform.
By Laura Byager
More Snap execs are out amid reports of an 'inappropriate relationship'
Snap's revolving door of executives keeps spinning.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook could face 'record-setting' fine from FTC
Facebook could soon set a new record -- just not the good kind.
By Karissa Bell
Boo, the precious internet-famous Pomeranian, is dead at age 12
Boo reportedly died from a broken heart.
Facebook to teens: Plz laugh at these old memes
Last week's memes can still be funny... right?
By Karissa Bell
Unsealed docs will detail how Facebook made money off children
The documents relate to a 2012 class action lawsuit brought against the social network after minors racked up thousands of dollars on credit cards and parents were denied refunds for unauthorized transactions.
By Matthew Humphries
An elaborate Instagram hoax is scamming influencers after luring them to Indonesia
Defrauding thousands of dollars from hundreds of unsuspecting influencers and photographers.
By Johnny Lieu
Twitter bug that made your private tweets public went unnoticed for over 4 years
Some Twitter for Android users' accounts could have been impacted.
By Matt Binder
Facebook Portal reviews on Amazon appear to be padded with employee 5-star ratings
A bunch of reviewers who just absolutely loved the Portal share names with Facebook employees.
By Jack Morse
Houseparty taps 'Heads Up' to make money without ads
Three years in, it's time for Houseparty to start making money.
By Karissa Bell
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gave the Democrats a lesson in how to use Twitter
Washington is getting a Twitter briefing, baby.
Surprise! Facebook's ad targeting makes people uncomfortable, study says
It's not just you, Facebook's ad targeting is creepy.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook promises $300 million to help local news
It's part of a three-year commitment to support local news.
By Karissa Bell
Who's behind the egg that broke the Instagram world record?
The internet's still trying to crack this thing open.
By Chloe Bryan
Swiping is here to turn the YouTube app into ultimate time-waster
Say goodbye to your free time.
Damn and hell are fine on YouTube. Here's what you can't f**king say.
Yes, you can say "f**k" on YouTube and still get paid.
By Matt Binder
Facebook wants you to hype events in Stories
The company continues to prioritize Stories over the News Feed.
By Karissa Bell
Congrats to this egg, which beat Kylie Jenner as the most-liked Instagram post ever
Jenner's baby post was no match for an egg.
By Johnny Lieu
