Tech & The Web

No social media platform is immune from people who don't know how to behave. A Bluesky troll just demonstrated that little fact.

If you sometimes find yourself the victim of social media trolls, Bluesky moderation allows you to prevent some nastiness on your profile.

Meta, owner of Facebook, Instagram and Threads, is killing a fact-check program in favor of a community-based flagging system.

The owner of the social platform X says a change to its algorithm will effectively address negative posts to improve the user experience.

The growing social media platform Bluesky is apparently considering a paid subscription model that it's calling Bluesky+. Would you pay?

As more users flee X for Bluesky, the platform says it quadrupled its moderation team and explained its anti-impersonation policy.

After watching my followers across social media platforms, I've decided I'm going to pause Mastodon posts for a bit.

If the thought of losing your content on X is troubling, there's a way to move your tweets to X rival Bluesky.

The 'X Exodus' that began after the presidential election isn't the first time users threatened to leave the platform. Is this one different?

If there's one thing social media platforms have in common, it's a growing number of negative posts. Is dodging them...

A funny thing happened when I updated apps on my iPhone the other day. Suddenly I saw a mysterious black and blue Facebook icon!

How'd you like to have a foldable iPhone or iPad? If you're champing at the bit to bring one home, you'll have to wait a while longer.

If you spend much time browsing sites like Facebook, Instagram or Threads, you've surely seen some lousy photo captions lately.

I've lost count of how many people I now see walking around having conversations on speakerphones in public! What happened to etiquette?

Does social media actually need a warning label? America's surgeon general says it's contributing to an 'emergency' mental health crisis.

Fast food giant McDonald's confirmed it has called off its AI drive-thru experiment after some bungled orders hit social media.