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Twitter owner Elon Musk is reportedly slashing the workforce and will tell those who remain that they must work from an office, not from home.
Some users are having issues logging on to Instagram right now and it is unclear what the issue is.
A new report claims Twitter is planning to charge $20 a month for verification on the platform.
Elon Musk has explained why he wanted to buy Twitter while asking companies to give him their ad dollars.
Twitter has announced that its Birdwatch fact-checking notes are now visible to everyone in the United States.
Twitter Blue subscribers in the United States can now edit their tweets.
Twitter now lets you mix and mash media in the same tweet for the first time.
Twitter is changing the way video works, but only on iOS for now.
One of the most popular social networking apps is no longer available in the App Store in Russia.
Snapchat places heavy restrictions on changing usernames, but you can change the display name of your friends anytime!
Instagram has been fined €405M over the way it handles the data of kids on its platform, but it says it's already fixed things.
Beginning this month, Twitter Blue users can edit already sent tweets. So yes, it's happening.
Instagram has made changes to its Sensitive Content Control feature to further shield young people from offensive and damaging content.
In a new filing in India, Apple is accused of unfair business practices over its in-app purchasing requirements.
You may not think of podcasts when you think of Twitter, but Twitter Spaces plans to change that.
Ahead of the upcoming Apple event, which is set to occur on September 7, the #AppleEvent hashflag has gone live on Twitter.
Ex-head of security at Twitter, Peiter "Mudge" Zatko, has revealed that Twitter's security problems were severe enough to threaten national security of the U.S.
Snapchat, the popular social media app all about private messages and disappearing updates, has added new parental controls to give you peace of mind.
