"Follow Me" will help businesses to integrate the functionalities of TikTok into their digital marketing strategies.

If Musk is forced to go through with the deal and complete the takeover, the platform is likely to change significantly.

As Musk refuses to move forward with the deal, Twitter's stocks continue to take a tumble.

In a letter penned to Apple and Google CEOs, Commissioner Brendan Carr described the app as a "national security risk."

The Meta CEO expects people to be spending "hundreds of dollars" inside digital spaces in the very near future.

Here's everything you need to know before it drops — including what to expect and how to get it.

But given eBay has 19 million sellers worldwide, odds aren't good that you'll be the one going live any time soon.

Users lost over $1 billion to crypto scams in 2021, with Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp popular targets.

Following in the footsteps of Apple and Google, the platform is strengthening its commitment to digital wellbeing.

One benefit to the service? Vivaldi won't track your online behavior, unlike other top browsers on the market.

Like Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts is a clear TikTok imitation. Now it has TikTok's ads as well. Can your business benefit?

Here's a quick look at the most recent news cycle that Facebook's parent company has been dealing with in this week alone.

The main YouTube app has optimized for slower networks. As a result, the YouTube Go app is redundant.

If Musk's tweets are founded, businesses and governments will need to pay to continue using the 'digital town square'.

Live Audio Rooms will be integrated into Facebook Live, allowing users to go live with just audio if they want.

Under the deal, Musk will provide $25.5 billion in loans and $21 billion in personal equity. So what's going to change?

The tools include data insights from user searches, plus a content gap filter to help creators find new video ideas.

“Twitter has extraordinary potential. I will unlock it.”

The social media platform hopes that this feature, among others, will prevent users from cyberbullying others.

Currently an average of 1.6 million people tag one or more brands every week. That number's about to be a lot larger.

The new tool seems likely to usher in a new crop of younger influencers who are interested in dipping a toe into ecommerce.