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Meta is rolling out some new parental controls for its holy trinity of apps.

Reddit's CEO has emailed employees to say that the current furor over API pricing "will pass" but warns against wearing Reddit merch in public.

Twitter's new CEO has some big plans for the social network, but will Elon Musk leave her be?

Twitter has pulled out of an EU code designed to fight the spread of disinformation.

Meta was sending data where it shouldn't, landing it in hot water – and now it has to pay the very, very high price.

Twitter CEO and owner Elon Musk says he's handing over the company to someone else, but who could it be?

Twitter has now launched encrypted direct messages, but only for verified users.

Facebook Messenger will no longer be available on the Apple Watch soon so you'll have to use your iPhone instead.

Elon Musk has announced voice and video calls for Twitter in an attempt to take on Apple's FaceTime.

Twitter says it's purging dormant accounts so your follower account might take a hit.

Reddit will finally show you a preview of a shared link and more thanks to improved sharing features.

Snapchat's new My AI feature isn't going down very well and it has the 1-star reviews to prove it.

Twitter’s handing out blue checkmarks like they’re candy right now, upsetting just about everyone — including those in receipt of them.

Twitter now requires advertisers to be verified before they can run ads, something that could see businesses paying $1,000 a month before even paying for them.

Reddit is about to start charging for access to its API which means apps might have to charge you money to use them.

Twitter says it's going to limit reach, not speech when people break its rules.

Elon Musk will let people who pay for Twitter Blue send tweets of up to 10,000 characters

Twitter appears to have called time on its free API and it's caused a lot of apps to break.

Twitter's legacy blue checkmarks remain for some, while telling who paid for theirs just got harder.