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User backlash sparked after Twitter attempts to hide ongoing abuse from users of its platform.

Anthony Duffy, director retail banking at Fujitsu, talks about fraud detection, ID verification and biometrics.

New app will reportedly feature original, full length TV shows including tailor-made content.

As Snap Inc announces its plans for an IPO we look how the company is valued.

Kal Penn raised more than $500,000 for Syrian refugees – all donations go to International Rescue Committee (IRC).

A similar incident took place in the country in February 2016 that led to the death of an endangered La Plata dolphin.

Zoos across US and the world bring you cute animal pictures to relieve you from the week's dreary news.

The British PM is not the only one capable of using flowery language to make a political point.

The five men were found guilty of committing multiple rapes in Coventry throughout 2015 and 2016

Did Sean Spicer accidentally broadcast his Twitter password? Mystery hits social media after odd posts.

The company is experimenting with placing ads directly below your recent conversations in Messenger.

EXCLUSIVE Barrow's spokesperson tells IBTimes UK president 'definitely not coming today'.

The Pentagon's tweet led many Twitter users to wonder if the agency was subtly trolling Trump.

Rich, who has been suspended indefinitely, deleted the original tweet shortly after she wrote it.

Satirist uses photo project Yolocaust to criticise tourists for taking selfies at Berlin Holocaust memorial.

President-elect talked Democrat inauguration boycott and social media with Fox News.

Ivanka Majic questioned President-elect's views on climate change after he accidentally tweeted her.

Snapchat-like live streaming arrives to Stories - here's how to shoot, edit comments or hide videos.

Job listings reveal the company is seeking neuroscientists to work on a 'brain-computer interface'.

The company won't try to shirk corporation tax like other major tech oragnisations.

A now deleted tweet reportedly claimed WikiLeaks was seeking to create an 'online database' of verified Twitter accounts.

Snap Inc rejects the claims and says the lawsuit is entirely without merit.

Sam Rainsy and two members of his social media team were guilty of citing the false 1979 border treaty.

Heidi Verret, 30, is accused of having sex with boys aged between 15 and 16-years old.

Letting loose over the festive period has become headline news.

Facebook presents a unrealistic view of other people's lives that will leave you feeling dissatisfied.

In video chat with Sheryl Sandberg, Zuckerberg says Facebook is more than just a technology company.

Vine will be 'pared down' to a basic camera app allowing users to upload six-second clips to Twitter.

The company faces a fine if guilty of supplying 'incorrect or misleading' information to Brussels in 2014.

IS supporters deemed attacks in Germany and Turkey "a day of good tidings".