The controversial CEO is reportedly investing in technology that could be used to launch a generative AI platform on Twitter.

Post's innovative approach combines a new way for publishers to get paid with a better consumer news experience.

If legacy users don't fork out for Twitter Blue, their experience on the app could change dramatically.

Meta has stopped offering remote work in job listings, as part of an effort to improve its financial performance.

The new order comes from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which pushed for the same ban under Trump.

These layoffs add to the 11,000 jobs cut from the social media giant in November of 2022.

Unsatisfied with Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, Mark Zuckerberg is looking to add a further string to his bow.

The app's new paywall feature lets creators set their own price and keep 100% of the profits... for now.

The social media giant already laid off 11,000 employees in November and has asked managers to stop manager to cut costs.

Can TikTok be trusted? Without strong evidence, the proposed TikTok ban may face First Amendment challenges.

Users can bypass the time limit by inputting a code, which will hopefully make young people reconsider their screen time.

The ban follows the US, and EU Commission's decisions to remove the app from all government-owned devices.

You can start a conversation with the My AI tool like it's just another one of your actual Snapchat contacts.

The service includes features such as account monitoring and wider audience promotion, and comes with an $11.99 price tag.

Twitter's India team was already gutted in late 2022, when Twitter fired more than 90% of its more than 200 employees.

Despite Musk stating that Twitter would remove free access to its API, the decision has, mostly, been reversed.

40 percent of young people use TikTok as a search engine, and the social media company encourages that use in a recent ad.

After acquiring Twitter, Musk told staff to work longer hours or he'd pay them to quit. Other companies took notice.

The employees, based in Dublin and Singapore, are the latest Twitter staff to be given their marching orders.

A threat actor could use data like this to conduct a variety of cyber attacks, including a phishing campaign.

The app’s CEO revealed the milestone in a blog post, while taking a jab at Musk’s censorship spree.