Social Networking

Facebook recently unveiled its Community Standards so that the world can know what kind of content the social network will allow moving forward. The standards cover multiple pages and various topics, however, so if you simply want to know the important bits, here are the highlights.

Concerned about the Cambridge Analytica hack but not ready to delete Facebook just yet? There are a few things you can do to better protect your personal data.

It's easy to lost track of your data on social media, and many companies are happy to stockpile it. Here's how to maintain your privacy on Facebook.

Facebook is making it easier to dive into Safety Check, adding a permanent tab for the feature to its app.

Instagram dropped the news of Stories' success over that of Snapchat's with a blog post and a few other tidbits.

Are other Pinterest users sending you spam? Here's how to block someone on Pinterest, along with an explainer on what blocking really does.

Pinterest is a great place to find DIY projects, though, some of these are easier than others. Here are 10 of our favorite Pinterest fails.

Google Maps now automatically translates business reviews, making it easier to find a good place to eat or whatever service you need.

Facebook's Frame and AR Studios are powerful tools that allow users to outfit their videos, photos, and profile pictures with custom effects.

Reddit's rolling out new profile pages that will allow users to add "more prominent" pics and biographies.

Facebook and Twitter aren't a great way for moms to chat. But Peanut, a new social network for iOS, is tailor-made for just that purpose.

Instagram, the Facebook-owned photo-sharing network, has crossed the 500 million active user threshold. More than 300 people use the service "every day."

After months of speculation, Twitter has officially announced that links and photos will no longer count toward its 140-character limit on tweets.

On February 10, Twitter revealed its earnings for Q4 and fiscal year 2015. User growth remains stagnant, but ad revenue was up.

Facebook has unveiled a new system to report fake names, which includes a support mechanism aimed at victimized users from the LGBTQ community.

The social media giant will integrate 30-second clips of songs from Spotify and Apple Music on newsfeeds for its iOS app.

Find out who's around and who's available right now with the latest app from Google, Who's Down.

Flipagram's new Music Video Camera lets you easily record yourself lip-syncing to favorite tunes – a popular trend on social media, Flipagram says.

Meerkat now supports the GoPro Hero camera for live-streaming video.

Flipagram announced it has signed licensing deals with major record companies and music publishers. It also secured $70 million in financing.

Twitter has a new ad button on its mobile apps that allows users to manage their ad campaigns right from their phones.