The massive dating app conglomerate’s new app is a photo-centric Grindr-like for gay, bi, and queer men with tiled dating photos of potential matches.
Facebook says the FTC is trying to get around going to court. The FTC says Facebook repeatedly violated its $5 billion privacy agreement.
A coalition of more than 90 digital rights organizations drove billboards around Slack headquarters, calling for end-to-end encryption.
ChatGPT just got a lot more useful—here's what you can do now.
Twitter is under fire once again for its growing level of debt as a PR firm sues for more than $800,000 in alleged unpaid invoices.
YouTube Stories will officially end on June 26 as the company shifts its gaze to YouTube Shorts
Dorsey’s recent activity on social media shows he’s going down a big Kennedy-conspiracy rabbit hole, but he’s also promoted anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Tako is a ghost-themed chatbot that is a weird amalgamation of TikTok's search function and the For You page.
This bizarre handheld celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Chicken McNugget.
The Florida governor's announcement on Twitter Spaces was plagued by technical difficulties.
Some HBO Max subscribers received a "not available in your region" message after the company launched its rebrand, Max.
Mark Zuckerberg's social media company continues on its "year of efficiency" by axing about 6,000 jobs on the business side.
This is a real thing. The What We Do In the Shadows star will team up with Aquaman himself.
The streaming giant says it has begun contacting U.S. accountholders that have been sharing login info across households. Account restrictions will follow.
Bill Simmons alluded to the possibility of AI-generated ad reads on an episode of “The Bill Simmons Podcast.”
The AI-powered article-recommendation app keeps introducing new features. With this newest update, users can call out misleading, hype-y headlines.
A Spanish YouTuber was sued by his ex-girlfriend’s father after the influencer made videos leveling accusations of abusing women.
TikTok says Montana's law banning downloads of the app in the state is illegal and would crush local users' freedom of expression.
The faux-image once again illustrates the amplified risks of harmful, false content online amid an artificial intelligence boom and Twitter's decline.
A marketing agency is offering $100 an hour to three applicants bored enough to scroll through TikTok for 10 hours.
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