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The rocket company's president reportedly said the letter, which circulated internally, made other employees feel "uncomfortable" and "bullied."

by Andrew Blok

The popular app continues to face scrutiny over privacy and security concerns.

by Katelyn Chedraoui

Facebook is accused of tracking its social media users on other sites even after they logged off.

The social network says a bug resulted in content mistakenly being labeled as possibly containing graphic or violent content.

The board unanimously recommends that shareholders vote in favor of the deal.

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Facebook is accused of tracking its social media users on other sites even after they logged off.

by Dan Avery

It takes a combination of measures to pull the brake on false claims.

by Oscar Gonzalez

The popular app continues to face scrutiny over privacy and security concerns.

by Katelyn Chedraoui

Meta describes the subgroups as more-focused spaces "for people to connect in smaller, more casual settings."

by Dan Avery

The social network says a bug resulted in content mistakenly being labeled as possibly containing graphic or violent content.

by Queenie Wong

For a few dollars a month, you can elevate your Snap game.

by Kourtnee Jackson

CrowdTangle is expected to be around for at least the midterm elections in November.

by Nina Raemont

Children who try to change their date of birth on Instagram to say they're adults will be asked to verify their age.

by Zachary McAuliffe

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he envisions a future where you'll be able to move digital stuff you buy across different services.

by Queenie Wong

The new blog post-esque feature lets writers share longer pieces of content, and include photos, videos, GIFs or tweets within their work.

by Nina Raemont