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Twitter co-founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey has stepped down from the social network's board of directors, as had been expected after his resignation as CEO.
Twitter Create will serve as a hub for for professional content creators "to get the most out of "Twitter."
Russia has officially permanently banned almost 1,000 Americans from entering the country. While some of the names won't be a surprise to most, some are more on the odd side of things.
Instagram has announced a new design refresh that includes new a new font, updated logo, and more. But none of this is going to come to your iPad because it still doesn't get an app to call its own.
Snapchat is reportedly working on a new parental control feature that would give parents a better understanding of who their teens are following and who they have been chatting with on the service.
Twitter has outlined a new crisis misinformation policy that is designed to make sure that fake news and misinformation don't spread via the social network during important events.
Video-based social network TikTok is reportedly keen to add mini-games to its app across multiple platforms with the company already testing them in Vietnam.
Twitter has announced that creators can now host a Twitter Space exclusively for people who Super Follow their account.
Facebook's new transparency report has revealed the platform removed more than 1.6 billion fake accounts between January and March.
Twitter shareholders will take an advisory vote on the Elon Musk acquisition, with the board of directors unanimously recommending they vote in favor.
Elon Musk says his Twitter acquisition deal "cannot move forward" until the CEO of Twitter proves that less than 5% of the accounts on the platform are fake or spam.
Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal says that his company suspends "over half a million spam accounts every day" and often before anyone even notices that they exist.
Twitter has today fired two executives amid a shakeup that will also see the company place a freeze on hiring amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding the potential buyout by Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
Elon Musk says that he will reverse Twitter's ban on Donald Trump's account if he completes his buyout of the social media service.
