SOCIAL MEDIA

An older, Turkish language account of Mahir Zeynalov was already blocked by Twitter in August.

A spokesperson for Monarch has denied rumours of it going bust.

Republican takes swing at Clinton in the first nationwide filter on messaging app.

The journalists claim the suspensions could be a result of Facebook's agreement with Israel to tackle incitement.

Reynolds' tweet seemed to suggest that North Carolina drivers should run down protesters blocking highway traffic.

The miscalculated data is believed to have had an impact on advertisers and media platforms.

The feature seems to be currently in testing mode.

The newly launched messaging app has a preview of Google Assistant.

The popular photo-sharing app rolled out the new helpful feature after testing it in July.

The Messenger features a preview version of the yet unreleased Google Assistant.

'Jennifer Aniston' was trending on Twitter minutes after news of the divorce broke.

Hacker in India exposed a critical flaw in Facebook Business Manager.

Videos, GIFs, polls, and quoted tweets no longer count toward 140-character limit.

Many Trump supporters embraced the label after Hillary Clinton said half of them come from a 'basket of deplorables'.

Shareholder Doris Shenwick claims Twitter "had knowledge of the misleading statements" made in 2014.

The company paid a reported $10m (£7.5m) to broadcast 10 Thursday night football games this season.

Rayouf Alhumedhi, who currently lives in Berlin, has the backing of Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian.

The group aims to spread news literacy among social media users to prevent fake stories.

Media attachments, @handles and quotes will no longer eat into the 140-character limit for tweets.

Several pro-Isis Telegram channels circulated an image of the burning WTC and asked supporters to pray for 'martyr' bin Laden.

The controversial move sparked widespread criticism from news outlets, experts and politicians.

Twitter also announced that DMs would come with typing indicators and web link previews.

Under the new proposal, over-the-top services will need to ensure security of their services.

Norway's Aftenposten accused Zuckerberg of abusing his power as 'the world's most powerful editor'.

The teenager is suing both Facebook and the man responsible for posting her nude photograph.

The case has been forwarded to LA city attorney after woman in her 70s filed a complaint.

Angler phishing attacks target customers looking for help on Twitter by posting from fake accounts.

The group called Spain Squad was reportedly able to reactivate banned accounts such as @Hitler and @Darknet.

Some Twitter users assumed Bengali to be Arabic and thought Isis had taken over.