There's a new site dedicated to grandma and grandpa's penchant for travel -- it's called the Freebird Club, and it's being branded as Airbnb for seniors.
Facebook, Twitter, Google-owned YouTube, and Microsoft agreed to a new code of conduct that seeks to address hate speech within 24 hours on the continent.
Iran is continuing its clampdown on social media by ordering foreign messaging companies to transfer all data linked to Iranian citizens into the country.
In a recently released report from Twitter, the social media company revealed that over the last two years, bug bounty hunters have been paid over $300,000.
A woman struggled to take candid photos of her rescue dog at play, so she found a way to shoot without interrupting the play -- her dog is the photographer.
Facebook has announced it will now display ads to non-users across it's network, greatly expanding the social networks reach beyond it's 1.65 billion users.
Google Photos has reached its one-year anniversary, and what a year it has been for the service. Photos, however, isn't done with development just yet.
Twitter users can now play Spotify tracks within tweets in the form of audio cards. The music streaming service will also be featured on Twitter Moments.
What does an estimated 10 billion daily video views get you? The answer for Snapchat is a $2 billion spike in its valuation from just two months prior.
Facebook tried to block an image of plus-sized model Tess Holliday, claiming that the photograph depicted "a body or body parts in an undesirable manner."
Facebook is translating 2 billion pieces of text per day using its automated translation system. Additionally, 800 million people use the tool each month.
Facebook is bringing epic, 24-hour live broadcasts to its platform with the launch of its Continuous Live Video API, ideal for extended nature broadcasts.