SOCIAL MEDIA

US President Donald Trump said this week he was considering banning it as a way to punish China over the coronavirus pandemic.

This appears to be in line with what Mark Zuckerberg hinted at last year, which is to combine certain functionalities of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

An investigation led to the discovery of human remains and related items being sold on the social media platform.

Bill Gates recently criticised social media companies for their failure to address misinformation about the 2019 novel coronavirus

CORE is a non-profit organisation founded by renowned actor Sean Penn that provides assistance during disasters.

Modi is due to address the nation again at 4:00 pm (1030 GMT) on Tuesday.

Despite its star-studded lineup of streamers, the service failed to produce numbers that could rival that of YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook Gaming,

Trump has been facing heightened criticism for his comments during protests over police brutality.

The youth-focused social network said it would no longer promote Trump on its Discover platform for recommended content.

Other tech giants, including Google and Twitter, as well as rights groups have expressed concerns about the law.

The executive order calls on government regulators to evaluate if online platforms should be eligible for liability protection for content.

Twitter tagged two of his tweets in which he claimed that more mail-in voting would lead to what he called a "Rigged Election."

Twitter on Tuesday targeted tweets in which the president said that mail-in voting would lead to fraud and a 'rigged election' in November.

Healthcare professionals have been voicing their concerns regarding the upsurge of fake news amid the SARS-CoV-2 crisis.

Facebook also agreed to take measures to provide content moderators employed by its contractors in the US with mental health support and counselling.

The pornographic clip shows a woman pleasuring herself half-naked on various sofas and beds in the furniture store's showroom.

Last month, Whatsapp made a move to stop misinformation after it imposed a limit to the number of people a user can forward a message to.

To deliver an experience on par with what others offer, Facebook is presently enabling Messenger Rooms to accommodate up to 50 users in one session.

For now, the social media group is rolling out a survey asking users about symptoms they might be experiencing related to COVID-19.

Last week the Snapchat developer collaborated with WHO to introduce two new lenses to help with social distancing.

The hashtag #happyathome has seen more than 7.9 billion views.

As people are willing to contribute in any way, Facebook hopes to streamline the process with the Community Help page.

The social media platform has struggled with removing deceptive and abusive content in the past.

Since its debut in 2010, Instagram has been rapidly changing and evolving in order to keep up with technological advancements. With the arrival of the new decade, many people are wondering what Instagram has in store for the future.

Facebook made another gaming-related investment after its purchase of PlayGiga, which could be a hint at game streaming services in the future.

Facebook users currently on iOS 13.2.2 report a bug that launches the camera without any permission.

People are increasingly turning to strangers on social network Reddit to diagnose their sexually transmitted diseases.

TikTok collects substantial personal data from users, making it a security risk.

A message form a PlayStation support representative explains why PS4 users are encountering errors with the Facebook feature of the system.