SOCIAL MEDIA

'Wrong again, Donald,' British author Emma Kennedy tweeted.

The social media site said the ads were consistent with what they referred to as 'information operations'.

Uzi Nissan owns a computer company, and a website which shares a name with the Japanese car maker.

Hell have no fury like 'Helen' scorned as Twitter falls for teen's practical joke.

"This will break Donald's heart," one Twitter user wrote.

"Liar just like daddy," one Twitter user wrote.

Instagram and Facebook are reportedly attempting to force the hackers' website offline by registering hundreds of Doxagram domains.

"It seems this tweet doesn't really apply to the Trump family," one Twitter user wrote.

"Your impeachment can't come soon enough, for the sake of the entire planet," one Twitter user said.

Users are paying thousands for the sacred blue tick of authenticity.

"I may never heel from this covfefe predisency," Jimmy Kimmel Live writer Bess Kalb tweeted.

"Does this mean Putin has picked a new US president?" one Twitter user asked.

A Dutch man held on suspicion of inciting a possible terror crime says he's just an amateur sleuth.

Owner of armoured clothing line fires gun at wife's stomach in extreme marketing stunt.

"She's a complete and total fake," one Twitter user wrote.

"Dreamers are more American than the President of the United States," one Twitter user wrote.

Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook rebuked by UN and International Organisation for Migration over migrants' torture.

'It's like you're condemning me to death,' one Twitter user said.

'Tweets containing threats are not allowed under our terms of service,' Twitter's notice read.

Social networks are reportedly working with Iranian authorities to filter 'offensive' content.

She allegedly encouraged vulnerable teens to commit horrifying acts in a 50-day span before blackmailing them.

"Honestly, what is wrong with him?" one Twitter user wrote.

Donald Trump had earlier indicated that Finland is buying F-18 fighter jets from the American aircraft company.

Mum makes embarrassing fail by posting tech query to Somerset police Facebook page.

NZ First drops a clanger by using image from 'Fake Taxi' porn series on Facebook post.

'This is why you don't look at the sun, folks', one Twitter user wrote.

"You only get to be a child once, so don't spend it worrying too much about the future," the couple wrote in the post.

'Even during a national tragedy, it's all about him,' one Twitter user wrote.

The app reportedly harvests details of users' contacts from both Android and Apple smartphones.