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Justin Hartley encouraged Kim Kardashian to keep watching his hit show, “This Is Us.”

Twitter announced new policies designed to crack down on bots that spread propaganda and spam.

Users are reporting the popular password manager LastPass is down and they are unable to login to the service.

Facebook Messenger will now let users add people to join a one-on-one video or audio call.

Most of the accounts that claim to be locked seem to be right-wing conservative Trump supporters, who claim they are being targeted for their political beliefs.

When users send a photo or video using the Instagram Direct camera, they can now choose to have it played only once, have it replayed for a limited time or have it permanently stay in the thread.

Cryptojacking scripts that use a victim's machine to mine for cryptocurrency can be activated through Microsoft Word documents.

Lapeer Community School Board candidate Austin Franzel, 18, apologized -- and then defended - a tweet in which he said the "Black Girls Rock" youth empowerment group is a racist double standard.

With Apple's HomePod ditching native Spotify support, it looks like Spotify is interested in building its very own smart speaker product.

Instead of reversing the Snapchat update, the app has new tab and GIF features.

A substitute teacher in North Carolina was fired this week after a video emerged of him apparently slamming a 12-year-old student to the ground.

The new iOS update for iPhone X and other iPhones addresses the bug that causes messaging apps to crash.

A tweet threatening the principal of Marine City Middle School, Chris Ming, has been investigated by local police who say the shooting threat was personal in nature.

Florida school shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz seemed normal to the family that took him in.

The app is no longer available to download from the Mac App Store.

Police arrested a Lowell, Massachusetts, woman in connection with a fatal shooting, and her use of social media seems to have led officers straight to her.

A teardown has revealed the things that Google is developing for its next Google Maps update.

Tinder's new update will allow women to lead the conversation, like Bumble.

A security threat on Instagram caused the Nutley School District in New Jersey to cancel classes Friday. The threat stemmed from an Instagram posted that posted the lyrics of "Pumped Up Kicks" by Foster The People.

Police arrested a ninth grader in South Carolina after he reportedly posted a Snapchat picture of himself holding what appeared to be an assault rifle, partial mask, and adding the caption "Round 2 of Florida tomorrow."

The developers of the soon-to-be-released puzzle game "MonteCrypto" claim the first player to solve its many riddles will win a single bitcoin.