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You read that right, folks. Threads, the hottest new social media app, has just crossed the 100 million mark in signups in less than a week. That's more than the population of Germany, or the number of stars in the Milky Way. How did they do it? Let's find out.

Apple announces an increase in the subscription prices for its services in the US.

If you're a Snapchat user, you might have noticed something strange happening with your MY AI feature lately. MY AI is supposed to be a personalized assistant that can help you with various tasks, such as taking selfies, applying filters, sending messages, and more. But some users have reported that their MY AI has been acting weird, doing things that they didn't ask for, or even insulting them.

Instagram announced that it’s introducing a new feature to let you know whether your post will be recommended to non-followers on the app. It is expanding the Account Status hub to make it easier for users with professional accounts to know whether their posts will be recommended to others on the app or if it violates the company’s Recommendations Guidelines.

GROK3 has officially arrived, and it’s making waves in the tech world with a host of groundbreaking upgrades that promise to redefine what AI...

Hey gamers and streamers, are you ready for some exciting news? Twitch, the leading live-stream platform, has just announced two new features that will make your experience even better: a discovery feed and a short-form video!

In the latest Twitter stint by Elon Musk, he changes his bio to “Chief Twit” announcing that he will be owning the platform very soon.

If you are a YouTube creator, you might have experienced the frustration of getting a strike on your channel for violating the platform's policies. A strike can limit your access to features like monetization, live streaming, or uploading new videos. And if you get three strikes within 90 days, your channel can be terminated.

YouTube announces that it is relaxing the rules on profanity and how its affects monetization on the platform. The rules were updated at the end of last year and the company came under huge fire for the new policies. The rules created a “stricter approach“ than the company intended. It has been reviewed to allow creators to use strong or moderate profanity without the risk of demonetization.

If you're a parent of a teenager who loves to chat with friends on Discord, you might be wondering how to keep them safe online. Well, worry no more, because Discord has just announced some new features that will give you more control over what your kids can do and see on the platform.