According to one watchdog, we've already seen 17,000 reports of outages across Facebook and Instagram within two hours.

A report has revealed that TikTok not only knew about its negative impacts on children but put profits ahead of their welfare

LinkedIn launched its freelance marketplace in 2021 and is now reporting a surge in numbers of people creating pages.

With misinformation growing, the White House is using Reddit to share critical information ahead of Hurricane Milton.

Over a dozen states have filed lawsuits against the social media giant for creating a platform that is addictive to youths.

Moderators can no longer turn subreddits private at will, and they're not happy about the change.

X has to pay a new fine of 10 million reals (about $2 million) for non-compliance with the court’s orders.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed bill prohibiting social media platforms from providing addictive feeds to kids.

Musk's reign at the former Twitter platform has seen a huge slide in its value, with advertisers jumping ship.

After a turbulent summer for CEO Pavel Durov, Telegram has u-turned on its refusal to hand over user data to authorities.

X is changing its Block functionality, which means that blocked users will be able to see public posts though not respond.

TikTok is the latest social media platform to clamp down on Russian state accounts, due to claims of deception.

Now more TikTokers are able to earn money on the platform, though there is a strict criteria to meet first.

LinkedIn is trawling your profile and posts and using the information as a teaching tool for its AI. You can stop it.

Is your doomscrolling habit getting out of hand? Arm yourself against the infinite scroll with these useful apps.

Not ready to unwillingly star in your own social media feed? We explain how to opt out of Snapchat's marketing feature.

The X alternative continues to see its numbers grow amid disenchantment for Elon Musk's platform and ban in Brazil.

Meta says that it has banned a selection of Russian state media outlets from its apps all over the world.

TikTok has started the fight for its future in the US as it appeals against a law that will see it banned by January.

Job recruiting campaigns are just the latest internet channel that hackers are using to lure in victims.

A mini-study by London-based agency, DAIVID, has found that 80% of TikTok marketing campaigns aren't getting attention.