Bad Bunny said “cheese” once again as he uploaded a photo to his Instagram one month after wiping his feed clean.

Periwinkle offers managed hosting for AT Protocol users who want social media accounts on their own domains, with backups, storage, and migration tools.

WhatsApp now offers parent-managed accounts for kids under 13, with supervised messaging and strict parental controls. Discover more about this feature on TechCrunch.

A young woman who is battling against social media giants took the stand Thursday to testify about her experience using the platforms as she was growing up, saying she was on social media "all day ...

NBC 5 Responds to an Instagram user who lost access to his account. He believes he was banned by mistake, but he couldn’t reach anyone at the social media company for help. He’s not alone. A ...

More than half of college students are lonely—and those who use social media the most are particularly likely to feel isolated, a study of tens of thousands of 18 to 24-year-olds in the US shows. Just ...

Houston Rockets All-Star forward Kevin Durant deflected questions about a possible social media burner account, though he did not deny the legitimacy of any claims. Speaking to reporters Wednesday, ...

Scrolling TikTok is a daily routine for plenty of college students; many use it as an opportunity to unwind, entertain themselves or fill an empty moment. For some Northwestern students, though, they ...

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In the little more than two months since the nation of Australia put the world’s first comprehensive social media ban for minors (under 16) into effect, there has been unmistakable momentum among the ...

Instagram has been the most aggressive social media platform when it comes to building protections for teenagers andpre-teens. Now, it’s adding something new.

Researchers warn that powerful AI models can now piece together clues from social media posts to reveal the identities of supposedly anonymous users, raising fresh concerns about online privacy.