Social Media companies showed that they are not all evil, as they all came together to block extremist views from the recent mass shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Is it possible that Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg have turned over a new leaf. Well, judge for yourself on whether his new comments will mean a genuine change in approach or simply just mere lip service.

Instagram is getting direct messaging functionality built directly into its web UI, as revealed in some new updates currently under test.

Facebook might be fraught with legal problems around their lack of privacy regulation and an overall growing dislike towards their platform, it doesn’t appear to be affecting the number of people using them. It appears that much like anything else on the Internet, facts don’t matter and usage of Facebook continues to grow That’s according to Facebook’s Q4 earning report …

At a time when his company has been subject to severe controversy, Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced the tech giant’s plan to integrate the messaging functions of WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook Messenger. According to the New York Times, the three platforms will remain stand-alone applications, with their integration being at a technical and infrastructural level. The result …

I’ve recently been forced to block a family member on WhatsApp, because they keep sending me forward hoaxes, fearmongering nonsense and straight up fake news despite my protestations. Because people are averse to fact checking and happily spread misinformation like herpes, platforms like WhatsApp have become vectors for the propagation of bullshit.

Facebook is rolling out a new feature that is deigned to bring the average person closer to its government. You just know this feature is likely not to end well.

Facebook is rolling out new updates to Instagram that make it more like other social media services.