Social Media

"Hobbyists" can pay $100. Have an app with more than a few users? You'll likely be paying Twitter $42,000 per month.

And Elon Musk now says he wants to force these users all into your feed.

Musk says he's going to end legacy verification, which would make Blue subscribers stick out like a sore thumb.

Big verified accounts keep falling for this phishing scam.

Tweets are vanishing. Emails are appearing saying users with no interest in Twitter ads are ineligible to run Twitter ads. And there's more.

A classic DJT meltdown.

Users are being scammed out of money and Twitter support is MIA.

"I'M BACK!" reads the title of his first YouTube video since the ban.

For You? For who?

Another big block for TikTok.

Over $630 million has been seized by the U.S., including GETTR funds.

Stablecoins are taking a hit and Ethereum gas fees skyrocketing.

Enterprise API packages will go from free to starting at $42,000 per month for its lowest subscription tier.

It was just a 'misunderstanding,' according to Musk.

Haraldur Thorleifsson was locked out of his computer, but even Twitter HR didn't know his employment status.

Every link is broken. Oops?

The doctors who treat teens explain how social media and screen time affects their patients.

Users accuse Apple of sneaking the feature onto their phones and causing slower-than-usual charging times.

You still need an invite code, though.

The feature works on desktop, iOS, and Android.

Subs or Dubs? Now you can have both on YouTube.

Fake accounts that pay for a blue check on Twitter are confusing users.

Data shows impressions on Musk's tweets skyrocketed in the days after the Super Bowl.

How much ownership does a creator of a Reddit community have?

For 20 years, strippers connected on the forum Stripperweb. On February 1, it shuttered without explanation.