New year, new job? LinkedIn has just unveiled a suite of new features to make finding your dream role easier than ever.

Whatsapp has debuted a sticker editing tool on mobile for the first time, provided you're using iOS 17 and newer.

Subscribers to Snapchat+ can now create and share AI-generated images directly from the app.

Mark Zuckerberg's Threads app looks like it's on the way up again, while X's advertising nightmares continue.

With half a million American's already rejected for the Facebook settlement, here's how to check yours.

EU officials have urged Elon Musk to do better in combating fake news, after the damning findings.

The AI crackdown is on at Facebook and Instagram, just in time for the 2024 presidential election.

If you want your chunk of change from the LinkedIn settlement, you'll have to get your skates on as the deadline is today.

But don’t worry, your main inbox should remain ad-free, according to WhatsApp's Head.

These new tools will help you find the right job, create a personalized message to the hiring manager, and a whole lot more.

For around $10 per month, Facebook and Instagram users in the EU can wave goodbye to ads for good.

The low-cost online stores have requested that their lawsuits against one another are shelved.

Meta is accused of using misleading marketing to encourage and foster addictive behavior in children.

X, formerly Twitter, continues to try and transform itself into an app that does everything. Does anyone actually want it to?

The Slack tool that notified users of new X/Twitter posts has officially gone.

Instagram is testing a custom sticker creation tool that would be perfect for your Halloween posts, if it arrives in time.

A year on, and it's fair to say there's never been a dull moment since Musk bought Twitter. We take a look at what's changed.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has revealed a Broadcast Channels feature is coming to Facebook, but should you actually care?

A cyber-security researcher was able to redirect CIA contacts to his own Telegram channel.

Musk hopes that charging a fee for the social media platform will put an end to bot accounts on X.

Create compelling, sharable short-form videos in a couple of clicks with these AI tools, including free and paid-for options.