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The recent Facebook hack in which the private information of millions of users was stolen is an unfortunate reminder that our passwords aren’t always as safe as we think they are. This is where two-factor authentication (2FA...
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Why it matters: Discourse over suppression of free speech on social media is under review by the Justice Department. Findings may spark ideas for new legislation to regulate social media firms to verify that freedom of speech is b...
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A hot potato: Are social media sites politically biased? Almost three-quarters of Americans think so. According to a survey carried out by Pew Research Center, 72 percent of adults believe it’s somewhat likely that companies suc...
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I guess it’s easier than just admitting your tweets are bad. A majority of Republicans surveyed by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center claim that the technology companies of the world are liberal, and, what’s more, tha...
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Global technology companies have a “duty of care” to keep children safe and they should act responsibly, the culture secretary has said. Matt Hancock has called on tech platforms to do more on online safety, adding they have...
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Best social media management tool Companies spend a lot of money these days creating killer content for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and the various other social media platforms out there. Whatever business you’re in, reachi...
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As per usual, Angela Merkel has no time for Donald Trump’s nonsense. On Saturday, the German Chancellor shared a striking photo of the G7 summit on Instagram that prominently showed her and other world leaders gathered aroun...
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Lebron James leaps to the hoop in Game 1 of the 2018 NBA Finals.Image: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images By Mark Kaufman2018-06-03 15:07:06 UTC Lebron James turns off his social media accounts before the playoffs begin each year, largely bec...
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Uganda’s parliament has passed a new social media tax, which will charge a daily fee of 200 Ugandan shillings (about US$0.50, £0.40, AU$0.70) to anyone using social apps such as Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter. That’s ...
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With all the hostility on social media, it may sound oxymoronic to say that social media platforms could curb violence. But studies have shown it could help fight wildlife poaching, and now new research from a new study out of the...