Hitman 2 is celebrating the many murders of British actor Sean Bean this weekend, but be careful about posting that on Twitter lest you want to get banned.

Thinking of using Instagram to market products and get some free swag? Just make sure you don't use any third party applications to artificially inflate your popularity.

Twitter is admitting defeat and finally giving users the control over their feeds again, disabling the mandetory algorithm that populated feeds with undesireable content for over a year.

Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter have come together to create a new open standard that’ll make it easier for users to transfer their data between applications. It’s called the the Data Transfer Project, and its goal is to let users “transfer data directly from one service to another, without needing to download and re-upload it.”

With the world proving that they have no idea how to determine fake news form the truth, Facebook is going to start taking things into their own hands.

Despite being around for over a decade, popular micro-blogging, shout-at-digital-passers-by service Twitter has never made a profit. They’ve been operating for 12 years, burning through investor money without seeing a return. That’s changed. For the first time ever, Twitter has reported a quarterly profit. Twitter made a quarterly profit of $91m in the last quarter of 2017, compared with a …

“I think we have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works,” the former vice president for user growth at Facebook, Chamath Palihapitiya told an audience at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Twitter is in the middle of trying to understand how users percieve their verification system, and are going to start making big steps in removing the blue tick from toxic users.