Biden's new security review offers a more lucid approach to data privacy regulation.

The new service, called Twitter Blue, will cost $2.99 per month and offer a wide range of new features.

Facebook and Instagram have announced that "likes" will now be an opt-in feature, and we're here for it.

Change is afoot in the world of social media with Twitter mulling a paid-for service and Facebook concerned about ads.

Brands may soon be running dedicated stores on the video platform, earning TikTok dozens of billions a year.

You could be exposing your home address with every tip you send.

The Oversight Board decided that the ban would be upheld, at least for the next six months.

The bill fines social media platforms $25,000 for permanent politician bans, up to $250,000 if they are running for office.

Video conferencing is finally getting added, but with all the criticisms Telegram has faced, can you trust it with your data?

Section 230 is a tiny clause in a massive bill but it determines every online experience you've ever had.

Facebook's new audio features are unoriginal, its approach to moderation is haphazard, regulators are nipping at its heels.

The hackers are at it again, folks.

The controversial president was banned from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Twitch earlier this year.

The culprit has been permanently banned, but does this breach point to a larger problem with Clubhouse security?

Click product links, see brand showcases and watch TikTok's version of a TV shopping channel: TikTok has ecommerce ambitions.

Apple is imposing consumer-friendly privacy rules, and some social media apps are far from happy about it.

The debate over who's responsible for moderating social media and when this verges on censorship will only escalate.

Twitter says in buying Revue it wants to help writers reach their audience and monetize their content.

Birdwatch sees the social media giant turn to select members of its user base for help tackling misleading information online

The pandemic has been kind to social media apps, but we've spent more time scrolling on TikTok than anything else.

As rioters stormed the Capitol, social media sites took some overdue action, knowing his presidency had mere days remaining.