Facebook is facing new questions about its policies for live video after footage showing the aftermath of a police shooting
Facebook confronts the grisly reality of live video with the shooting of Philando Castile
Indian government steps up efforts to check online trolling against women
India’s women and child development ministry has announced that it will take strict action against those trolling and posting abusive
Snapchat may be outgrowing its disappearing photos
Snapchat is taking its biggest step back yet from the disappearing messages that made it famous — and it may
Why are prominent YouTube gamers caught up in a gambling scandal?
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A number of well-known, gaming-focused YouTube personalities are in trouble over videos relating to gambling in Counter-Strike:
China discourages sites from using social media to report the news
China’s famously strict Internet rules regarding news websites took another odd turn this week: News sites cannot publish stories sourced
What your favorite Snapchat filter says about you
Which filter is your ride-or-die?
While Snapchat is always changing it up and introducing fun new face filters, we can always
Justin Bieber probably doesn't know what Netflix and chill means
“I’m better sleeping on my own,” crooned Justin Bieber in “Love Yourself” and he means it.
The singer, who was most
Facebook Messenger has more than 11,000 bots
Facebook just moved one step closer toward making its bot ambitions a reality.
Just months after introducing the first bots for
Snapchat went down for an hour, and the millennials panicked
Snapchat selfie sharing came to dramatic halt on Friday, and not surprisingly, its core user base was not happy.
The popular
Facebook can now translate your posts into other languages
You don’t need to be bilingual to post in other languages on Facebook.
The social network is testing a new AI-powered