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Elon Musk polled users on X (formerly Twitter) about Tesla investing $5 billion in his AI startup xAI. Over 70% voted in favor.
It looks like X wants to reduce the spam content and combat bots on the platform by preventing users from adding links to replies.
WhatsApp is testing a new feature that will transcribe your audio messages into text.
X may be working on a new YouTube-like dislike button that will allow users to downvote posts or replies. Here's what it might look like.
In a recent video, Instagram head Adam Mosseri explained why the social media platform is planning to stick to short-form content instead of focusing on long videos.
This incident reflects broader concerns about students’ misuse of social media and its impact on the classroom.
Meta's Threads app has reached over 175 million monthly active users (MAU) in its first year. While initially seeing rapid growth due to its connection with Instagram, Threads has struggled to maintain user engagement.
Koo, India's Twitter-like social media app is shutting down after it failed to secure deals with "multiple larger internet companies, conglomerates and media houses."
Meta lifts ban on the word "shaheed" (martyr) after a year-long review by its oversight board, following criticism for the policy's adverse impact on Palestinians and Arabic-speaking users.
The EU Commission says the model forces users to consent to data tracking or pay for ad-free services, without offering a less personalized but equivalent option.
Regulators are concerned about Meta's "pay or consent" model for its no-ads subscription service, arguing that it presents users with a false choice and forces them to consent to data tracking for advertising.
Facebook owner Meta is considering blocking news content in Australia if forced to pay licensing fees under a 2021 law. Meta's regional policy director Mia Garlick stated that "all options are on the table" and that the company is awaiting the government's decision.
Snapchat is rolling out new features aimed to enhance the online safety of teens using the platform. Here's a quick look at some of them.
A group is using the Mothers Against Drunk Driving playbook, sharing personal tragedies, to lobby for the Kids Online Safety Act.
X has confirmed that users will have to be on a paid tier to start a video live stream, but it has not clarified if and when the change will be enforced.
Instagram is getting a new feature that lets users start a livestream visible only to those on their 'Close Friends' list.
Some U.S. states have been working to pass legislation to safeguard children from the harmful effects of social media, such as anxiety, depression and other mental illnesses.
X says making likes private will allow people to like posts without having to worry about being judged, but some users seem to disagree with the upcoming changes.
Meta is introducing a new 'Communities' feature to Messenger, making it possible for user with similar interests to engage in a conversation.
Meta Verified lets WhatsApp Business users add a verified badge and get impersonation protection.
Meta also introduced a new AI chatbot to answer business inquiries directly in chat, an early test of Zuckerberg's goal to convince businesses to outsource their communications to automated tools.
X, formerly known as Twitter, recently made some changes to its content moderation rules, allowing users to post adult content on the platform.
It looks like Meta is testing the water and gauging user feedback before it rolls out the functionality to everyone.
The decision to join the platform on Saturday could help the former president reach younger voters in his third bid for the White House.
More than 40 million U.S. and Canadian adults aged 18 to 29 now check Facebook daily, the social media company said, in its first-ever release of such demographic information.