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Community questions the motives behind Tyler Chambers' alarming behavior toward a young girl.

A virtual assistant has garnered overwhelming praise after sharing the story of how he worked for a 75-year-old woman for free due to her poor financial situation.

UK Facebook users may soon face a new reality: Meta hints at subscription fees, citing the cost of 'free' services currently supported by targeted ads.

Meta is replacing independent fact-checkers with X's "community notes" system, allowing users to assess post accuracy amid rising misinformation concerns.

The Australian legislation could set a global precedent as other countries consider measures to regulate children's social media use.

Earlier this month, prosecutors in Oregon charged a group of seven defendants, accusing them of conspiring in a plot to steal hefty machinery from Home Depot.

Sex workers are upset over suggestive AI girlfriend ads on Meta's platforms that don't get taken down while their content does.

The company acknowledged a shift in user preferences, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing features like short-form video content.

Any criticism of the royal family is considered taboo as well as illegal in Thailand.

Zuckerberg has a massive ranch on an island in Hawaii.

Meta says it is currently testing over twenty ways generative AI can be used to improve user experience across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp.

The UK government has signed an Online Fraud Charter with 11 tech companies to tackle online frauds including fake dating profiles and peer-to-peer marketplaces in social media platforms

Meta, the parent company of social media giant Facebook, has allegedly received and ignored millions of complaints about underage users on Instagram.

The company first started testing these tools in May, giving access to a select group of advertisers in a "testing playground".

Offering ad-free versions of Facebook and Instagram could help Meta combat privacy concerns and a slew of other scrutiny from the EU.

Former US President Donald Trump's comeback on Twitter (now known as X) has been praised by the company's owner, Elon Musk himself.

In the largest scientific study ever conducted, Oxford researchers have found no evidence that points to Facebook being linked to worldwide psychological harm.

According to Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz, Elon Musk used lofty promises for EV ranges to attract customers, workers, and funding.

Some Facebook users claim they are getting emails with a reset password recovery code, while Facebook says it is not sending these emails.

Taking a break from social media can be very difficult, but it can also provide refreshing results and largely benefit mental health.

Social media can already have a negative impact on body image, but the rise of cosmetic surgeries on the internet poses the risk of warping beauty perceptions.

Due to a revision of online safety laws, the Ministry of Justice has implemented prison sentences for online trolls that encourage serious self-harming.

A law known as Section 230 gives internet platforms blanket immunity from any legal fallout of content that comes from a third party.

In February, Google announced it also tested restricting Canadians' access to news in preparation for the passing of the Online News Act.

Social media can be a fun and immersive experience, with half of the world's population having at least one social media account, but it can also be detrimental to the mind and causes anxiety and depression when used in excess.

The US state of Utah has passed a law that would require children below 18 to obtain parental permission if they are setting up social media accounts.

Tech giant Amazon has decided to cut another 9,000 jobs across its businesses in the latest round of layoffs, according to CEO Andy Jassy.

TikTok said on Monday the short-video sharing app now has 150 million monthly active users in the United States, up from 100 million it said it had in 2020.

Meta Platforms Inc lost a bid on Monday to end a lawsuit in Boston federal court claiming it stole confidential information from artificial-intelligence startup Neural Magic Inc.

Facebook on Monday temporarily fought off a collective lawsuit valued at up to 3 billion pounds ($3.7 billion) over allegations the social media giant abused its dominant position to monetise users' personal data.