Social Media

Facebook has transformed the way a lot of people experience loss and express grief. But is it helpful?

With "Checkout for Instagram," the photo-sharing platform becomes what it was always meant for: shilling.

"People don't care about facts as much as they think they do," says Natalie Wynn

Naturally, Smith got really, really into it.

When it comes to the stories we share on the internet, the line between empirical truth and emotional truth can be extremely hard to parse.

Documenting our lives for Snapchat and Instagram can decrease the likelihood of retaining those moments as a significant memory.

"Cropped Boomer Images" is a deeply weird stream of flags, guns, skulls, AOC, and more!

From Purity Testers to Logic DESTROYERS, here are the people you encounter when you don't log off when you should.

“The younger generation understands what you see online is not real. But they’re more willing to look not-real because that’s what they’ve grown up with.”

While I was personally attacked by some farmers, many attempted to actually teach me something.

Aspirational content, akin to thousand-dollar "Vogue" spreads or "Travel & Leisure" editorials, bank on creating a sense of fantasy—however the actual return is low for most users.

In Uttar Pradesh, you can walk into a store and buy video clips of horrific attacks shot on mobile phones. Now anti-rape campaigners are fighting back.