More Curious Timing? Meta Cancels Fact-Check Program
Meta, owner of Facebook, Instagram and Threads, is killing a fact-check program in favor of a community-based flagging system.
Meta, owner of Facebook, Instagram and Threads, is killing a fact-check program in favor of a community-based flagging system.
Members in a Facebook group focused Hurricane Helene's aftermath asked people to ease back on the 'sending prayers' comments.
A funny thing happened when I updated apps on my iPhone the other day. Suddenly I saw a mysterious black and blue Facebook icon!
A story about a grocery chain refusing to allow emotional support animals inside their stores seemed to get almost unanimous praise.
If you spend much time browsing sites like Facebook, Instagram or Threads, you've surely seen some lousy photo captions lately.
How dependent are you on your social networks? You can quickly find the answer to that question during a social media outage!
I received a Facebook email that made me do a double-take because of how little information it actually provided.
Like everything else, the cost for social media management tools is going up. I decided to compare two of them: Buffer vs. Social Champ.
Plenty of complaints cropped up amid new details about verification subscriptions for Twitter and Meta's Facebook and Instagram.
What hath Twitter wrought? Apparently, something potentially costly for users of Facebook and Instagram: Subscription verification.
A recent article from 'The Verge' lamented the loss of what it called personal blogging in favor of 'microblogging' on social media.
Social media giant Meta is threatening to give news outlets the boot from its platform if a journalism bargaining bill becomes law.
Every year or so, I'll see people start posting a warning to fellow users about a new Facebook rule on the use of your photos.
Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security to your online accounts. But sometimes, hackers can even get through that.
Two-Factor Authentication is an extra layer of security designed to protect your accounts. Too many people think it's a bother.
Can we talk for a minute about birthdays? I'm speaking specifically about Facebook birthdays: those daily reminders you receive.
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