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X (formerly Twitter) has started rolling out its new account country labels, a transparency feature that publicly displays the country associated with a user’s account....
Details on a serious "security flaw" impacting WhatsApp's Android app are provided.
Instagram used to split up larger stories into distinct chunks if they lasted longer than 15 seconds.
Before the October trial trying to enforce the Twitter acquisition contract, opposing attorneys were anticipated to question Elon Musk and Parag Agrawal.
According to reports, WhatsApp is developing a new feature for iOS users that could allow them to search for messages sent on a specific date.
Users of Twitter Blue, the microblogging app's subscription tier, which costs $4.99 per month in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, will get access to the functionality, according to Twitter.
According to reports, Meta has established a group called "New Monetization Experiences."
The company was accused of breaking consumer privacy laws four years ago by disclosing the personal information of users to outside parties.
A study reveals how Facebook and Instagram's use of in-app browsers in their respective iOS apps can track interactions with external websites.
A recent uproar started on a controversial post given by a theatre director where the actor is seen wearing the costume of goddess Kaali and smoking a cigarette.
Twitter has decided to pursue a judicial review over government orders of content regulation.
4:5 aspect ratio previews and cropping for personalised previews are two new features that Instagram is testing and may soon make available to help you customise your profile.
On Tuesday, Twitter Inc revealed its account of its transaction negotiations with Elon Musk, revealing that he declined to raise the concerns about the social media company's operations that he has now cited in declaring the $44 billion acquisition "on pause."
According to a study, Meta Platforms and TikTok capture hashed personal information from web forms even when the user does not submit the form or grant authorization.
Elon Musk, the billionaire, said on Saturday that he had violated a nondisclosure agreement. By revealing that the sample size for the social media platform's automatic user checks was 100.