Zuckerberg's Twitter clone is finally here. After pushing up the release date, Meta unleashed Threads Wednesday evening.
Facebook owner Meta launches a Twitter competitor called Threads on Thursday. Here's how to get it, and how to find your Threads 'cheat code' on Instagram.
A federal judge ordered Biden officials and others in the executive branch to stop the practice of suggesting content moderation takedown requests.
As Elon continues to burn Twitter to the ground, some users appear to be headed towards a different microblogging platform.
An update to Google's privacy policy suggests that the entire public internet is fair game for its AI projects.
The company reportedly believes the EU's new Digital Markets Act gives it an opening to provide an app marketplace alternative to Google and Apple.
NetChoice, the group that filed the lawsuit, represents major tech giants like Meta, Airbnb, Amazon, TikTok, Google, and more.
Apple is joining the ranks of other messaging companies who say the UK's online safety bill would ban end-to-end encryption.
Out: TikTok Now. TikTok shut it down just nine months after launching. In: Family Pairing. Parents can filter keywords and hashtags out of their kids' feeds.
Parents can view teens' time spent on Messenger and receive updates on contact list changes. Instagram tests a LinkedIn-style invite to direct message.
Influencers say they're correcting the "misinformation" about labor practices and dangerous products after a trip paid for by Chinese fast fashion giant.
States across the country are racing to enact age-gating laws banning young users from accessing social media without their parent's consent.
Meta said it won't back down from its threat to pull news access on Instagram and Facebook following the recent passage of the Online News Act.
With no communication from the company, publishers relying on Facebook traffic are at the mercy of the inscrutable algorithm, and they say it's punishing them.
Ads from household-name brands and nonprofits are appearing beside clips of a film blaming Jews for causing World War II.
The ghost of the right-wing social media platform Parler lives on in emails from right-wing darlings trying to squeeze money out of old users.
GLAAD’s 2023 survey of social media says that while some platforms are better than last year, gay-bashing rhetoric is still rife on most sites.
Twitter is facing yet another lawsuit. 17 music labels representing Beyonce, Taylor Swift, and others are alleging major copyright infringement.
The company has been skipping out on rent and other bills since Elon Musk took over. Now a judge says whatever Twitter employees remain have to go.
Instagram Notes now lets users set music in away messages, while the Metaverse flagship Horizon Worlds now lets users text friends. Is this the singularity?
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