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 "Someone did NOT get my most Positively Outrageous Service today on my flight ... #notgoingtosuckitup #dumpTrump #eeew,” the flight attendant wrote in the Facebook post

TikTok announced Thursday that it will not allow paid political ads on its "light-hearted" app, frequented by teens.

Twitter has seen a 503 percent increase in revenue from 2012 to 2018.

Officials are planning to ask the company to hold off from encrypting messages.

Facebook is the most popular social media platform for news.

Bethenny Frankel, Gary Vaynerchuk and other top social media influencers share advice on growing your own brand and standing out in a crowded digital world.

The House Judiciary Committee requested a trove of Facebook documents that the company's critics say will demonstrate how the social media giant unfairly leveraged its market dominance.

Tech companies say they've made reforms.

Reality TV and social media star Kylie Jenner is a force to be reckoned with in the beauty world. Find out how she billionaire mogul she is today with these five need-to-know facts.

Google unveils on Wednesday a series of updates to Maps and YouTube to combat privacy concerns.

The hand gesture, in which the thumb and forefinger form a circle to show everything is fine, is now widely associated with white supremacy when the hand is turned downward instead of upward.

Popular texting and calling service WhatsApp is beta testing a feature that will allow users to delete messages permanently. Learn more about this attempt at bolstering security.

Warner Bros villainy "Joker" is posed to have a multi-million dollar opening weekend. Is it because the movie is actually good? Or is controversy boosting presales?

Leaked audio published by The Verge captured the social media leader explaining how employees can convince their friends that Facebook isn’t bad.

In a recording published online, Facebook’s leader explains his strategy against the Chinese-based company TikTok.

Zuckerberg candidly discussed a wide range of topics in two hours of audio from open meetings with employees in July, obtained by The Verge.

“In light of reports from this past weekend, ECU Interim Chancellor Dan Gerlach has been placed on administrative leave pending further investigation."

Facebook will reportedly pay about a quarter of news organizations whose content is featured in its news section.

“It's about time we use social media for good," Bill Pulte told FOX Business.