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New social media recommendations for teens focus on preventing harm
Many of these American Psychological Association guidelines are meant to help parents protect their pre-teens and teenagers.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Elon Musk says Twitter will start 'purging' dormant accounts
Twitter users, even Musk fans, plead with him to not remove accounts belonging to deceased users.
By Matt Binder
More than half of Twitter Blue's earliest subscribers are no longer subscribed
The early birds cancel their subscriptions.
By Matt Binder
Twitter's blue check purge is barely affecting paid subscriptions
A lot of Twitter users received free Twitter Blue subscriptions though.
By Matt Binder
Public services will get free API access again, Twitter says
Good news from Twitter: It's not implementing one of its bad ideas.
By Matt Binder
WordPress drops Twitter social sharing due to API price hike
Twitter continues to lose vital support from major companies.
By Matt Binder
What to know before signing up for Bluesky
Signing up means signing over your content.
Is Bluesky the one? A Twitter alternative takes off.
The Jack Dorsey-backed Bluesky is gaining popularity among power users of Elon Musk's Twitter.
By Matt Binder
Microsoft removes Xbox gameplay video sharing to Twitter after API fee hike
Gamers can still share Xbox clips to Twitter...manually.
By Matt Binder
'Shadowbanned' tweets are now officially labeled on Twitter
Certain "hateful" tweets can remain on Twitter but the algorithm will not promote them.
By Matt Binder
Nearly 25,000 Twitter users pay to subscribe to Elon Musk's exclusive tweets
Musk is making around $100,000 from Twitter users subscribing to his paywalled content.
By Matt Binder
Twitter verified a fake Disney account created by a troll
Even Twitter is falling for fake accounts on Twitter now.
By Matt Binder
Dril and other Twitter power users begin campaign to 'Block the Blue' paid checkmarks
After Elon Musk removed legacy verified users' checkmarks, Twitter's biggest users are blocking everyone who pays.
By Matt Binder
Rihanna, Taylor Swift among the few celebrities paying Twitter to keep their blue checkmarks
Fewer than 5 percent of 'legacy verified' accounts have subscribed.
By Matt Binder
How to use Twitter without falling into a black hole of anxiety
Twitter is way too stressful right now. Here's how to use it responsibly.
By Alex Perry
Microsoft drops Twitter from its advertising platform
Yet another big B2B service passes on paying for Twitter's new high-priced API.
By Matt Binder
National Weather Service accounts were not granted API exemptions by Twitter
Public safety accounts will still be limited unless they pay up for Twitter API access.
By Matt Binder
Twitter will limit reach of ‘hateful’ tweets with a label, not removal
"Freedom of Speech, not Freedom of Reach," said Twitter.
By Matt Binder
Facebook likely owes you money. How to see if you're eligible.
Meta has agreed to pay out $725 million to Facebook users to settle a class action lawsuit concerning user privacy.
By Matt Binder
Elon Musk just shut down automation for important public safety accounts
Twitter's new API rules just blocked numerous National Weather Service alert accounts and others from working.
By Matt Binder
What is Lemon8, and is it safe?
A combination of Instagram and Pinterest, TikTok's sister app is social media with none of the social aspects.
Elon Musk said the Twitter Files were basically dead. Barely anyone noticed.
Following his interview on the BBC, Musk told followers that it was time to "move on" from the Twitter Files.
By Matt Binder
Conservative social media platform Parler acquired and then immediately shut down by new owner
"No reasonable person believes that a Twitter clone just for conservatives is a viable business any more," said Parler's new owner.
By Matt Binder
