TikTok is facing an existential threat courtesy of a new law that could lead to the platform being banned in the United States. However, it’s not going down without a fight. It’s been around seven years since ByteDance, the Chinese company behind TikTok, launched the app in international markets,

Elon Musk has only managed to accelerate his impressive fall from grace since acquiring the social media platform he rebranded as X, which helped him end up at the center of a lawsuit where that forced him to confirm he was behind a strange burner account on the platform. It’s been around a year

Since Elon Musk bought and took over Twitter on October 27, 2022 there have been countless changes to the social network once known as the ‘Internet’s town square.’ Daily and monthly users are down both globally and domestically, but new data suggests Elon Musk’s X if headed the way of MySpace as

Facebook is trying to bring the “poke” feature back from the dead and everyone, depending mostly on their age, is experiencing different feelings about its unexpected return. Backing up to the beginning, when it was first introduced, the feature on Facebook was described this way by the company:

The House approved legislation on Wednesday that could force ByteDance to sell TikTok or face the social media app being banned in the United States. The bill passed overwhelmingly by a 352-65 vote, upsetting many of the by 170 million Americans users of the service. 197 of the yes votes were