The head of Instagram will testify in court regarding app design and the mental health of young people
On Wednesday, the CEO of Instagram will be questioned in court for the first time. Over whether the layout of...
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Trump delays the deadline for TikTok’s sale in the United States until September
Despite a statute requiring a sale or suspension if there is no substantial progress, U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday...
TikTok is back online, after Trump promised to restore it
TikTok greeted users back with a notification that said: “Thanks for your patience and support. As a result of President...
X no longer discloses who ‘likes’ other postings
Users' favorite posts are now hidden from other users by X. As the website update was being released on Wednesday...
Instagram and Facebook are unavailable to hundreds of thousands of users worldwide
On Tuesday, hundreds of thousands of users worldwide were unable to access Facebook and Instagram, which are owned by Meta...
Meta’s Threads struggles to get traction after a strong start
Not nearly the same victory lap that Mark Zuckerberg was performing less than two months ago. Despite an initial surge...
Elon Musk rebands twitter’s recognizable bird emblem with an «X»
As part of a comprehensive revamp that he revealed on the social media platform over the weekend, Twitter owner Elon...
Glass bottling facilities are closing after the boycott of Bud Light hit sales, leaving 600 workers without jobs
Sales of Bud Light have been declining, and this affects more than just the beer company. Two glass bottling operations,...
Meta shares increase after Threads’ release, but experts see little change for the price in the immediate future.
On Wednesday, Meta Platforms unveiled Threads, a service that directly competes with Twitter. In a matter of hours, the new...
‘Temporary limitations’ for reading Twitter tweets are announced by Elon Musk
Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, on Saturday announced new guidelines for the social media site that place "temporary limits"...
