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Selena Gomez said her addiction to Instagram would end up leaving her in a bad place.

‘Persona 5’s’ U.S. release date is about three weeks away, but folks on the internet have already unboxed the game’s Take Your Heart special edition. Check out the package’s full contents from soundtrack to school bag.

Google is rolling out a new version of its Google Play Music app for Android. Here’s what’s new.

The Democratic senator said the controversial travel ban would aid the Islamic State group (ISIS) in recruiting people for their actions of terrorism.

WhatsApp is listening to its users, so the cross-platform instant messaging app is bringing back an old feature.

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Google's latest update to its Chrome web browser adjusts how the program handles background tabs in a bid to improve its power consumption and performance.

The app claimed to identify strangers with just a picture of them but it was a fake.

The new social media policy and other forms of sexual abuse can be punished under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

Dev will head to Italy when “Master of None” Season 2 premieres on Netflix!

The Town Hall addition to Facebook is the latest addition to the app to help make getting involved in politics easier.

Google is rolling out a new version of its Chrome app for iPhone and iPad.

A third-party Twitter app, Twitter Counter, was hacked, leading to a number of accounts tweeting out swastikas and references to an upcoming constitutional referendum in Turkey.

Facebook is expanding the beta of its Snapchat-like Stories to more countries in advance of its eventual global launch.

Opening a file, such as an image, on encrypted messaging apps WhatsApp and Telegram would have allowed hackers to take over your account and private data, researchers say.

Google Chrome 57 will suspend tabs that are not currently being used to reduce CPU usage and save battery life.

Following the collaboration, users will be able to see directions from Waze within the Spotify app and listen to music on Waze.

Social media companies may have to pay fines up to $53 million if they fail to remove hate speeches or defamatory "fake news." However, if they comply and remove content, they may face the ire of the public for what is perceived as censorship.

A number of Twitter accounts, including those of the European Parliament, Forbes and Amnesty International, were compromised Wednesday, possibly by Turkish hackers.

The new Snapchat update integrates Bitmojis to give you quicker access to chats with your best friends in the app.

Encrypted messaging app Signal now offers video calling on Android and iOS devices. Here's how to start video calls.